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.

The latest wave of wildfires sweeping through the occupied Palestinian territories has once again drawn global attention to the settler-colonial project of the regime,

In today's show, we'll be examining the implications of the ceasefire in Gaza.

On the 107th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, how this dark chapter in Palestinian history engineered by the British paved the way for the extermination of Palestinians.

The Nakba saw more than 750,000 Palestinians forced to flee or being driven from their homes before and during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.

The board of directors at the Columbia Law Review decided to take down the entire website after editors refused to take down an article critical of Israel.

Every year on May 15, the Palestinians mark Nakba Day, or the day of the catastrophe.