History
The empire that ruled Palestine before the British Empire?
The Ottoman Empire
The body of water bordering the west coast of the Gaza Strip and has shaped its coastal culture for millennia?
The Mediterranean sea
What is the Palestinian embroidery tradition that features intricate cross-stitch patterns representing different villages and regions.
Tatreez
What’s the national tree of Palestine?
Olive tree
What city in Palestine is believed to be the birthplace of Jesus?
Bethlehem
After the Palestinian flag was banned in 1967, what symbol was used to represent the flag colors?
The watermelon 🍉
Which four countries border Palestine?
Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt and Syria
Who sang the famous song “Ana Dammi Falastini”?
Mohammad Assaf
What is the national dance of Palestine?
Dabkeh
What is the religion of the majority of Palestinians?
Islam
The Arab word for uprising that literally means “shaking off”. There was one in 1987!
Intifada
What is the name of the famous mosque located in Jerusalem that is a significant landmark in Palestine?
Al-Aqsa Mosque
What is the national anthem of Palestine called?
Fida’ye
What is the most popular dessert in Palestine?
Knafeh
What is the city that is considered the third holiest site in Islam?
Jerusalem (al-Quds)
The ancient name of the region known as Palestine, mentioned in Greek and Roman texts?
Cana’an (كنعان)
Name 5 Palestinian cities
Ramallah, Nablus, Jenin, Al-Khaleel, Jericho, Jerusalem, Yaffa, Akka, Gaza city, Bethlehem, ....
What is a Palestinian instrument, similar to a lute, that is a staple in traditional Palestinian and Arab music.
Oud
What is the name of the famous Palestinian poet known for his work on identity and exile?
Mahmoud Darwish
One of the oldest churches in the world, this site is the most popular destination for Christian pilgrims in Palestine
The Church of Nativity
Famous for its tradition olive oil soap, this city is home to a centuries old soap making industry.
Nablus
Which Palestinian city is believed to be one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world?
Jericho
Who is the Palestinian cartoonist that was famous for his political artwork and created the character Handala, a symbol of Palestinian resistance.
Naji Al-Ali
What do the patterns represent on the Kuffyas?
Fishnet pattern (connection to the sea), olive leaves (economic and cultural significance of olives), bold line (historical trade routes)
In the Islamic tradition, which prophet is associated with the city of Hebron in the West Bank, and whose tomb is considered a significant pilgrimage site for Muslims?
Abraham (Ibrahim ﷺ)