How the world grew to understand the Nakba
Recognising the catastrophe of Palestinian expulsion in 1948, the Arabic term 'Nakba' has emerged as a political concept, using collective memory as resistance
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Recognising the catastrophe of Palestinian expulsion in 1948, the Arabic term 'Nakba' has emerged as a political concept, using collective memory as resistance
The Guardian found itself last weekend at the centre of an anti-semitism controversy. Its cartoonist Martin Rowson was accused of using anti-Jewish “tropes” as he depicted a Conservative government mired in corruption, including in its ties to the outgoing BBC chairman, Richard Sharp.
With the row over its cartoon, the newspaper that helped oust Jeremy Corbyn from the Labour Party has briefly found that what you sow, you can reap, writes Jonathan Cook. By Jonathan Cook Jonathan-Cook.net The Guardian found itself last weekend at the centre of an anti-semitism controversy. Its c
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While the trauma of the Nakba can never be erased, understanding its lasting impact on Palestinians and joining them in their struggle can help ease their generational suffering