Piece of Palestine, the movement

The Story of Piece of Palestine

When we returned to our cities after the war, we were met with a heartbreaking reality—our homes, streets, and memories reduced to rubble. The places where we once gathered, the buildings that stood for generations, the landmarks of our daily lives—gone. What remained was destruction, a silent testimony to the devastation left behind.

As we began the painful process of cleaning up, we realized that the rubble was more than just broken concrete and shattered bricks. These fragments were pieces of our history, remnants of a land that has endured suffering yet still stands strong. Each stone, each piece of debris, carried the weight of a story—the laughter of children that once echoed through courtyards, the warmth of family dinners, the hopes and dreams of a people who refuse to be erased.

That’s when the idea for Piece of Palestine was born. Instead of simply clearing away the destruction, we saw an opportunity to turn these broken pieces into symbols of resilience. What if we could share these remnants with the world—not as ruins, but as memories? What if, through them, we could give people a tangible way to support Palestine and stand in solidarity with its people?

Every piece we collect holds meaning. It is not just rubble; it is a reminder of what was taken, a testament to the endurance of the Palestinian people. By offering these fragments to those who believe in our cause, we turn devastation into action. Every purchase helps fund the cleanup, rebuild our communities, and keep our history alive.

Piece of Palestine is more than a store. It is a movement, a way to ensure that the world never forgets what happened here. It is a call to remember, to support, and to stand with Palestine. Each fragment you hold is not just a piece of the past—it is a promise that we will continue to fight for our future.