74 years after The Nakba, displaced and refugee Palestinians continue to suffer

On the 74th anniversary of The Nakba (Palestinian Catastrophe) that took place in 1948, Palestinians recall the tragedy that led to their displacement and lost them their homes, the land of their ancestors.

Refugees mentioned their suffering and difficult living conditions in camps. The camps lack basic necessities and services. The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) has failed its mission.

Refugees reminisce about the beauty of their homeland to mitigate their sorrow and suffering. They hope to return one day according to UN General Assembly resolution 194 that constitutes Palestinian refugees’ right to return to their homes.