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Definition of al-Nakba in English: al-Nakbanounalˈnakbəælˈnɑkˌbɑ The Palestinian term for the events of 1948, when many Palestinians were displaced by the creation of the new state of Israel. Example sentencesExamples - Independence Day for Israel is known as al-Nakba, or the "catastrophe," for Arabs.
- May 15, 1948 is the day of independence for the Jews, but the same day is al-Nakba, the catastrophe, for the Palestinians.
- He talked a great deal about al-Nakba (the "Catastrophe") and its devastating continual effect.
- This history includes al-Nakba("the Catastrophe") of 1948 and Israel's expansion in 1967.
- For Arabs generally, the war is al-Nakba - the catastrophe.
Origin Arabic, literally 'the disaster'. Definition of al-Nakba in US English: al-Nakbanounalˈnäkˌbäælˈnɑkˌbɑ The Arabic term for the events of 1948, when many Palestinians were displaced from their homeland by the creation of the new state of Israel. Example sentencesExamples - This history includes al-Nakba("the Catastrophe") of 1948 and Israel's expansion in 1967.
- May 15, 1948 is the day of independence for the Jews, but the same day is al-Nakba, the catastrophe, for the Palestinians.
- Independence Day for Israel is known as al-Nakba, or the "catastrophe," for Arabs.
- He talked a great deal about al-Nakba (the "Catastrophe") and its devastating continual effect.
- For Arabs generally, the war is al-Nakba - the catastrophe.
Origin Arabic, literally ‘the disaster’. |