Israeli Knesset (parliament) voted on Wednesday to prevent any commemoration of an-Nakba
(the Catastrophe), the day in which the historic land of Palestine was
taken away from its original inhabitants (Arabs) when the Jewish state
of Israel was created.
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The law has been condemned by human
rights advocates as racist, revisionist and divisive, designed to
provoke anger among Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.
The 20% of Israeli citizens who are
Palestinian Arabs will be forced to celebrate Israel's Independence Day
which coincides with an-Nakba.
The catastrophe or the disaster occurred
when approximately 725,000 Palestinians were expelled from their land
during 1948 Arab-Israeli War and the Zionist imposed terror war that
preceded it.
Arab inhabitants of the land of
Palestine were terrorised to leave their homes by massacres such as
those committed on the village of Deir Yassin by Jewish terrorist groups
in April 1948.
.............................................................Written by: Ibrahim Nazim
25 March 2011
19 Raby` al-THaany 1432
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