Palestinians observe Nakba Day, marking 78 years of displacement

On May 15, Palestinians around the world observe Nakba Day, marking the 78th anniversary of the events of 1948, which they refer to as the "Nakba" or "catastrophe." This day serves as a remembrance of the displacement and suffering experienced by Palestinians during this period.

Nakba Day is commemorated not only in historic Palestine but also among the Palestinian diaspora, highlighting the ongoing impact of these historical events on Palestinian identity and collective memory. The observance reflects the broader themes of loss and resilience within the Palestinian community.