On May 18, a photo of two Israeli soldiers circulated on social media. They were standing in front of a bullet-riddled house in what appeared to be Gaza. Its wall was spray-painted with the words ...

"All That's Left of You" was selected as the Jordanian entry for best international feature film at the 98th Academy Awards.

To make a movie about the Nakba while you're watching an even bigger Nakba is absolutely devastating.” – Cherien Dabis ...

A man stands amidst destroyed cars at a scrapyard in the town of Huwara near Nablus in the occupied West Bank on February 27, 2023 after they were torched overnight. Photo by JAAFAR ASHTIYEH/AFP via ...

The Wikipedia article on the Nakba, which is Arabic for “catastrophe,” describes the events of Israel’s war for independence in 1948 as being “the ethnic cleansing of Palestinian Arabs.” The opening ...

The Palestinian Nakba – which refers to the mass expulsion of Palestinians upon the establishment of Israel in 1948 – has been the subject of many movies, the themes of which range from resistance and ...

The Nakba, which means “catastrophe” in Arabic, refers to the mass displacement of Palestinians during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war during which an estimated 7,60,000 Palestinians fled or were expelled - ...

Nakba is the Arabic word for “the catastrophe.” Approximately three-quarters of all Palestinians were violently displaced from their homes in 1948 following the creation of the State of Israel.

(RNS) — People who reflexively invoke Israel’s right to exist conflate the right of a nation to exist with the right to oppress. (RNS) — The state of Israel wants you to think it’s a democracy. But ...

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The term "Nakba" ("catastrophe" in Arabic) conjures up memories of two pivotal events in Palestinian history: the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 and the expulsion of some 800,000 ...

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