Nakba survivors share their stories of loss and hope

Article by Jonathan Cook, Dylan Collins, and Ezz Zanoun shares testimonies from Nakba survivors in Nazareth, Beirut's Shatila refugee camp, and Gaza's Jabaliya camp, recounting their expulsion from villages like Saffuriya, Jaffa, and Jusayr in 1948. It highlights how the memories of loss, exile, and resilience keep the history of displacement alive across generations despite ongoing dispossession. This source is valuable for research on the Nakba, Palestinian testimony, right of return, Palestinian diaspora, and intergenerational memory.