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Israeli Denial and the Nakba

Israeli Denial and the Nakba

The personal accounts of Palestine's most painful point in history, which Palestinians have been recounting for 65 years, have been confirmed time and again by UN reports, resolutions, historians and military archives. The Nakba, our catastrophe and dispossession in 1948, cannot be denied. In order to achieve peace, it is time for Israel to recognize its responsibility for this crime, as a first step towards accountability and a just solution to this conflict.

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Refugee Camps as War Zones, How Lebanon’s Palestinians Are Being Pulled Into Syria’s War

Refugee Camps as War Zones, How Lebanon’s Palestinians Are Being Pulled Into Syria’s War

Historically, Palestinian refugees, wherever they have sought temporary sanctuary following the ethnic cleansing of their country by the 19th century Zionist colonial enterprise, and pending their return to Palestine, have insisted on avoiding local and international conflicts while seeking a modicum of interim civil rights from the host countries.

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Greater efforts, resources needed to improve health of Palestinian refugees – UN report

Greater efforts, resources needed to improve health of Palestinian refugees – UN report

21 May 2013 – Health programmes carried out by the United Nations agency tasked with assisting Palestinian refugees has helped to improve their lives, but greater efforts and more resources are needed to effectively tackle health challenges, particularly during times of conflict, says a new report.

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We must never forget the massacre in Deir Yassin

We must never forget the massacre in Deir Yassin

Transcribing the vivid details of the account engraved into the fabric of her memory, I am transfixed by all that she’s held onto for 65 years. From paper to pulse, I write the story buried deep in her consciousness to affirm her truth. Without her, it never would be written at all.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 09 April 2013 10:05 )

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Top 10 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About the Nakba

Top 10 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About the Nakba1.       Nakba is the Arabic word for catastrophe. It is used to describe the Palestinian loss of land and property during the depopulation of Palestine from 1947-1949 and does not refer simply to the declaration of a state of Israel.
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