Reflections on Happiness, Family, and Uncertainty in Different Cities

In this special video episode, we bring you powerful personal stories from the generation that lived through the Nakba—a tragedy whose impact remains ongoing and unacknowledged. The atrocities faced by Palestinians today are a stark reminder that the Nakba did not end in 1948; its pain and consequences persist, affecting every generation.

We feature three extraordinary women who share their deeply moving accounts of the 1948 war and the Palestinian Nakba, recounting the experiences they and their families endured. Their stories are not just history—they are a mirror to the injustices that continue to unfold.

To our Palestinian audience, this is a heartfelt reminder: we must preserve our grandparents’ stories and safeguard our history. The Nakba’s legacy lives on, and if we don’t document and pass these narratives down, they risk being erased forever.

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