The 'Nakba' Narrative: A History of Deception and Arafat's W

“The Nakba” is repeatedly invoked in the media, academic literature, politics, and popular culture surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Its appearance is so ubiquitous at this point, that it seems like it has always been part of the general lexicon. However, that is not the case. Here, we’ll look at the significance of the term “Nakba,”

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