
Voices ↗
First-hand statements, interviews and testimony from those who witnessed, shaped or challenged events.
MEMORY. EVIDENCE. PERSPECTIVE.
A different way of seeing the modern history of Palestine — through the voices, images and documents that have too often remained at the margins.
ENTER THE ARCHIVE ↗01 / THE MUSEUM
For generations, Palestine has been narrated from the outside. MUPA was created to reverse that gaze.
We bring together first-hand testimony, historical records and images to examine the events, decisions and human lives that shaped its past and continue to shape its present.
Beyond moments of rupture are cities, families, culture and everyday life. Their stories belong at the centre of the history.
A place to look closer.
To listen longer.
To question what we know.
02 / EXPLORE THE COLLECTIONS
Three ways into a history.
One invitation to look again.

First-hand statements, interviews and testimony from those who witnessed, shaped or challenged events.

People, places and everyday gestures. Historical photographs that invite us to look beyond the familiar frame.

Maps, declarations, reports and records. A way to examine the evidence and the decisions behind the history.
Voices: Albert Einstein · Hannah Arendt · Malcolm X. Documents: Adolf Hitler · Theodor Herzl. Photographs supplied by MUPA; see image records.
03 / A CENTURY IN CONTEXT
Events are connected.
Explore the moments that shaped them.
04 / THE NAKBA TIMELINE
05 / HISTORY & ITS WITNESSES
Words matter. So do the speaker, the date and the context. This collection will present testimony with its original source and the information needed to read it critically.
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW