The Palestinian people have been subjected to one of the most brutal colonial invasion ever recorded, which compelled them to confront the brutal occupation of their lands with all available means to them, and brought about the emergence of several Palestinian movements of resistance to the occupation. This study aims to identify the educational role of the Palestinian political movements in the development of a culture of resistance, and does so by identifying the specific activities and programs carried out by these groups, including their impact on the level of knowledge of the concepts and representations of the culture of resistance in Palestinian society, in the degree of the direction taken towards two different modes of resistance (peaceful or armed), and on the level of participation in the resistance itself.
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