Palestinian Cities

Palestinian Cities design uses a deliberate grid layout where each city gets its own square, written in traditional Arabic Kufic script. This geometric arrangement isn't just about looks. It's a visual metaphor for Palestinian national identity.

The grid shows how our cities, though physically separated by barriers and checkpoints, remain part of something bigger. Each square stands strong on its own, but means even more when you see it as part of the whole pattern.

(1) Akka, (2) Jericho, (3) Lod, (4) Haifa, (5) Gaza, (6) Palestine, (7) Ramallah, (8) Ramleh, (9) Safad, (10) Jenin, (11) Besan, (12) Beit Jala, (13) Qalqeliyah, (14) Bethlehem, (15) Jerusalem, (16) Hebron, (17) Tulkarem, (18) Al-Bireh, (19) Tiberias, (20) Jaffa, (21) Rafah, (22) Nablus, (23) Nazareth.