It has now been 77 years since Al Nakba (the Catastrophe)when hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee their homes, and entire villages were destroyed, leaving no path for return.
But even after all these years, the memory lives on—not just as a story of loss, but as a testament to resilience. The people who were displaced carried their culture, identity, and hope with them. Across generations, the right to return and the longing for justice have never faded.
Today, we honor their strength, keep their stories alive, and continue to stand for a future rooted in dignity, freedom, and the right to come home.