Palestine is my beloved country, the country that I never got the chance to know or see, all I know about it is from pictures and other people who lived there ...but my dream and every Palestinian dream is to live there in peace, there isn't anything harder than not knowing our own country, the place that we're supposed to call home.
Palestine is a strategic land due to both its religious significance and geographic location. Throughout history it has been the center of the conflict and struggle between the Muslim World and Western Christendom. In the past century it has also become the center of the struggle between the Muslim World and the Jews. The significance of Palestine in the Islamic faith and throughout Islamic History is second only to the significance of Mecca and Madina. The loss of Palestine in 1948 is second only to the downfall of the Islamic Caliphate as the greatest loss to the Muslim Ummah in this century, and the two events are strongly interlinked.
1998 marks the 50th anniversary of the Nakba (cataclysm). In human terms, that year saw the mass
deportation of a million Palestinians from their cities and villages, massacres of civilians, and the razing
to the ground of hundreds of Palestinian villages. In commemoration of these capital events in
Palestine history.
"The Palestinians felt that the world had abandon them, and since they don't have the weapons
to fight for their rights, they invented a unique way of fighting, using the most available
weapon "STONES".
The "INTIFADA" began in 1986, it was leaded and fought by kids of
ages between 10 to 16 (most of the older young men were already in prison), kids, women and
old people all united became the new army of Palestine, they simply refused to die , they new
what their goal is and went right ahead to accomplish it"
"FREEDOM".

Here is some Photos from Alnakba 1948:

Scenes of devastation in the Palestinian residential quarters of East Jerusalem.
"Before Their Diaspora"


Palestinian families leaving behind their homes, olive trees and planted fields in Al-Faluja Village, 1948.


Palestinian refugees separated from their home by the "green line". 1948 UNRWA photo


Refugees being forced out of their villages (near Lod and Ramla).

If you would like to see more photos you can click here but,
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(Please check me out later for more pictures)
