Palestine Memory is a digital historical archive project launched by the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies. It aims to contribute to the history of Palestine and document its national movement by preserving and organizing records from political bodies, local associations, personal collections, and family papers. The archive brings together materials across a wide range of categories, including political organizations, newspapers and periodicals, oral testimonies, private collections, court records, conferences, civic associations, prisoner-related materials, and international, Arab, and Zionist documents.

Visitors can explore records through indexes of people, places, subjects, and timelines, as well as collections focused on historical figures and events. Its holdings include documents, diaries, memoirs, notes, photographs, letters, audio and video recordings, posters, statements, and publications. The platform also features Palestinian and Arab newspapers and magazines that followed the cause across different historical periods, alongside oral accounts by Palestinians who witnessed key events.

By making these sources accessible in a searchable digital resource, Palestine Memory supports research and the preservation of Palestinian historical narratives