الفسيفساء والزجاج في العمارة الداخلية ودورها في المحافظة على الموروث والهوية الفلسطينية

At a time when the Palestinian heritage and legacy were being looted and crushed in its various and multiple aspects, those interested in the heritage in Palestine sought to work on caring for everything related to Palestinian history, whether in ordinary social life inherited from hundreds of years, or through what it left as a material legacy witnessed by architecture and applied arts, which still exist to this day and are passed down through generations. Naturally, there is a group of intellectuals, artists and researchers who have become aware of this great heritage, and have begun working on studying and documenting it. Not only that, but it has extended to informing global and international bodies of this heritage, which has become a priority for them to fear. So, the journey of corresponding with international organizations that care about such matters began, the most important of which is UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. After years of diligent work and great competition on the one hand, and on the other hand, fighting the occupation to document this pure Palestinian heritage, UNESCO has placed some Palestinian crafts on the World Heritage List, so that it can play a role in helping to establish Palestinian crafts and arts, and spreading them around the world. These crafts were inherited by sons from fathers and grandfathers, and to reinforce the idea of ​​planting man in the land and strengthening his connection to it, this land