Nakba

Why deradicalizing Gaza’s youth will be the hardest battle - opinion

“All Jews are sh**...” “I want to be ‘shaheed’ [martyr] next week,” and “Hitler is the best,” reads an exercise book found by the IDF in Gaza during the war.

UNRWA COMMISSIONER-GENERAL Philippe Lazzarini speaks in Cairo in September. He had claimed that UNRWA didn’t know what was ‘under its headquarters,’ and fired a handful of terrorists, but it wasn’t just a few bad apples, says the writer.
People rally to mark the one year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada on February 24, 2023.

Jewish group urges halt to ‘Nakba’ exhibit at Canadian Museum of Human Rights

An UNRWA photo of Palestinians having an open-air school in Jericho after what they have dubbed the Nakba.

Britain created the first wave of Arab refugees from Palestine

THEN-US PRESIDENT Joe Biden is joined by President Isaac Herzog and then-prime minister Yair Lapid at Yad Vashem in 2022. Israel ferries foreign officials to the Hall of Remembrance instead of focusing on the Jewish connection to the land, says the writer.

Politicizing the Holocaust: It has come back to bite Israel - opinion


Did the partition resolution change history?

In other words, the day which could have signaled the dawn of a Palestinian Arab state 70 years ago is now misrepresented as the start of an Israeli campaign of ethnic cleansing.

Jews celebrate in the streets of Tel Aviv moments after the United Nations voted on November 29, 1947, to partition Palestine which paved the way for the creation of the State of Israel on May 15, 1948.

Center field: Boycotting the boycotters?

In 2009 a leading historian described the academic Simon Rawidowicz as “a probing critic of Zionism without being anti-Zionist.”

THE CENTER for Jewish History.

Clashes break out in West Bank over 'Nakba Day' demonstrations

Palestinian demonstrators and Israeli security forces got into clashes in the West Bank on Monday as demonstrations marking 'Nakba Day' continued to escalate.

A Palestinian wearing a mask holds a cut-out of a key during a rally ahead of the ‘Nakba Day’ in Bethlehem in 2015

5 facts to know about the Palestinian 'Nakba Day'

Here are five facts about the annual commemoration by Palestinians of the 'catastrophe' of the establishment of the State of Israel.

Nakba Day facts

Our refusal to contend with historical facts

The point I was trying to make last week was not that we are evil, but that we are not saints, that our hands are not always clean, and that it is high time that we stopped denying these facts.

ARAB RESIDENTS of the town of Ramle raise their hands in surrender to Israeli soldiers on July 11, 1948

JPost Editorial: Speaking for history

Historians, Jewish or otherwise, should be able to understand Zionism as the national liberation movement of the Jewish people and stop denying Israel’s right to exist.

Participants attend a rally commemorating the Nakba

The ‘farhud’ – the riots against the Jews of Iraq

Shavuot falls on the 75th anniversary of the cruel and bloody riots against the small Jewish community in Iraq.

A PHOTO of displaced Iraqi Jews in 1951. The government hopes to give a voice to the story of the millions of Jewish refugees

Apathy, resignation mark Nakba Day in Bethlehem

The heatwave was weighing on people and many shops were closed because Sunday is a Christian day off.

A MAN WALKS past posters calling for the right of return yesterday in Bethlehem

Arab lawmakers join Nakba Day ceremony at Tel Aviv University

Joint List head Ayman Odeh (Hadash) said, 'The Nakba is our tragedy, 531 villages were destroyed, entire families lost everything.'

PEOPLE GATHER a Nakba Day event in Tel Aviv yesterday as Im Tirtzu holds a counter-protest

68-second siren sounds in the West Bank to mark Nakba Day

In Bethlehem, Palestinians commemorated the Nakba by creating a special "Return train." The black-painted train was decorated with slogans such as "return is our right and our will."

The "Return train"