Examples of 'nakba' in a sentence
Meaning of "nakba"
Nakba is a term used to describe the Palestinian exodus during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War
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- The fracturing, dispossession and displacement of Palestinian society, following the declaration of Israel on what had been most of Mandatory Palestine, including the expulsion or flight of the majority of the Palestinian Arabs (some 700,000) and the destruction of their homes.
- Alternative letter-case form of Nakba
- In Arab contexts: a catastrophe; a grave setback.
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It must be with the commemoration of the nakba.
This indicates that the nakba still continues today.
General directions in which palestinians fled during the nakba.
The nakba is not a fact.
The term nakba.
The Nakba is not a thing of the past.
The consequences of the Nakba are known to everyone.
The Nakba was not an unintended result of war.
Writing about the Nakba can be tricky.
Israel is preparing itself for a second Nakba.
The Nakba is this central point of preventing return.
Rights organization urges release of Nakba protesters.
Even then the Nakba was not complete.
This is the real story of the Nakba.
Those remaining from the Nakba generation are finally leaving.
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She says this is her third Nakba.
I am of the third Nakba generation.
As well as when we speak about the Nakba.
But this Nakba is much harder than the first one.
Palestinians continue to suffer the Nakba daily.
The Nakba has resulted in the longest refugee crisis in modern history.
Because you need two in order to make Nakba.
That led inexorably to the Nakba and the right of return.
A much more recent trauma than the Nakba.
In the first Nakba they were not destroying the people this way.
I felt could this be another Nakba.
The Palestinian social structure prior to the Nakba was characterized as a landsman community.
It was the time of the Nakba.
As with all collective tragedies the Nakba can be approached in a number of ways.
Israeli legislators have been seeking to outlaw commemorations of the Nakba.
The Nakba was asleep in a body laden with memories and scars of exile.
But the truth is also that the Nakba continues.
The Nakba grew to such enormous proportions that it is preventing a solution to the dispute.
That book describes in chilling detail the atrocities of the Nakba.
Perhaps the most distinctive feature of the Nakba is its ability to be both.
Israel is testing the water examining the possibility of another Nakba.
This means that the Nakba is a continuing phenomenon rather than limited to a certain time period.
Palestinian women recount the stories of the Nakba in their villages.
The Nakba was just months away.
Palestinian women forced to leave their homes during the Nakba.
The third and fourth generations after the Nakba remember and are bolder than their elders.
Israeli universities are complicit with and perpetuate this ongoing Nakba.
Nakba remains embedded in Palestinian consciousness.
Their recollections give us a sense of their secondary socialisation prior to the Nakba.
The Nakba will not go away.
This was the first popular experience of armed struggle since the Nakba.
How nakba proves the fiction of a Palestinian Nation.
This book explores new ways of remembering and commemorating the Nakba.
And part of this is the Nakba Day manifestations.
He did not believe the motive was directly linked to the anniversary of the Nakba.
