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Date
2025
Authors
Farah Abu Nimah
Rahaf Mazen Harb
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The "Virtual Reality of the Palestine Museum" project aims to create a global digital
platform for exploring Palestinian architectural heritage and interacting with Palestinian
history. It provides global access to Palestinian heritage, protects it from damage, raises
cultural and educational awareness, and allows interaction with impactful pieces,
traditional costumes, and Palestinian arts. The project seeks to strengthen Palestinian
identity and trace its historical evolution.
The use of virtual reality (VR) in Palestinian museums can address several
challenges, including limited physical access, preservation of cultural heritage, education,
and inclusivity. By allowing visitors to explore collections virtually, the museum offers a
more interactive and immersive educational experience, enabling in-depth examination of
artifacts. Moreover, VR can help museums extend exhibitions, lower maintenance costs, and
attract a wider audience. By digitizing historical records and documentation, VR supports
scientific research and provides greater flexibility for remote visitors. It also enhances the
tourism experience, allowing individuals to explore the museum at their own pace and
convenience.
On a global scale, this initiative can be expanded by partnering with international
cultural institutions, educational platforms, and digital archives. Collaborations with
museums, universities, and heritage organizations around the world can help host virtual
exhibits, translate content into multiple languages, and integrate Palestinian history into
global education curricula. Additionally, incorporating the museum into global VR
platforms or app stores can ensure broader accessibility. Through such international efforts,
the project can amplify awareness of Palestinian heritage, foster cross-cultural
understanding, and preserve history for future generations in a globally connected format.