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- as of January, 8, 2025, the foundation was established
- budget 2025 <– see the policy plan
- annual report 2025
- annual plan 2026
- budget 2026 <– see the annual plan 2026
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The foundation is also recognized as a Cultural ANBI Foundation (Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling = Public Benefit Institution). - why the name Nakba
Nakba means disaster or catastrophe.
There are many countries or peoples where historical heritage has been destroyed through violence, but there is only one people that has a specific name for it. For this reason, Nakba is used, regardless of the country or people involved. - virtual museum
- Palestine Museum in Bristol <– the first physical museum that we were able to digitize
- Museum of the Palestinian People – Washington DC – public Virtual Tour as provided by the museum itself
- Shatila Memories Popular Museum <– in the meantime closed
- Due to all the bombings in Palestine and Lebanon, many small-scale physical museums have been destroyed or are no longer accessible. Moreover, photojournalists are reluctant to continue extensive shooting in those areas. As a result, we are now considering a different approach, likely the creation of a fully digital virtual museum
- Palestine 1920 <– Al Jazeera World Documentary
- Gaza before Israel’s genocide <– a ‘living museum’ as captured by ArabAmbience
- Gaza before Israel’s genocide <– a ‘living museum’ as captured by ArabAmbience
- Gaza before Israel’s genocide <– a ‘living museum’ as captured by ArabAmbience
- Gaza before Israel’s genocide <– a ‘living museum’ as captured by Yousef Al-Helou
- Gaza before Israel’s genocide <– a ‘living museum’ as captured by Yousef Al-Helou
and adapted for VR: the trailer The Phoenix of Gaza can be viewed here, and this shows how it works
Virtual Nakba Museum 