77 years since the Nakba, the memory of forced displacement remains etched in the hearts of Palestinians.

People in the occupied territories continue to experience mass displacement.

The ongoing Israeli genocidal war on Gaza echoes the horrors of the 1948 Nakba, marked by mass killings, ethnic cleansing, dispossession, and forced displacement.

Seventy-seven years since the Nakba and the forced displacement of over 750,000 Palestinians, history is currently repeating itself.

A United Nations special committee has warned that the world could be witnessing “another Nakba” as the Israeli regime presses ahead with the forced mass displacement of Palestinians in its long-running war on the besieged Gaza Strip.

In Karachi, the Zakireen Conference marked the beginning of a ten-day campaign remembering Nakba.

The fires that swept across the occupied Palestinian territories in recent days, sending settlers fleeing in panic, exposed the pillage of Palestinian lands by Zionists since the Nakba.