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An essay is presented on Palestinian territories, particularly in East Jerusalem. The author focuses on whether the internal fractures and post-Oslo new public spaces of Urban Ramallah or the individual and family initiatives of Shu'fat residents should create new livable spaces in the shadow of the wall. It offers information on the urban fabric in Palestine during the period of the Oslo Accords and shows several urban social patterns created in the period.