77 Years of Nakba

Palestinians who survived the Nakba 77 years ago, are suffering from displacement all over again.
With Israel's ongoing war in Gaza and its intensified assault on the occupied West Bank, families are fleeing violence and having their homes and livelihoods destroyed.

Al Jazeera spoke to an 85-year-old man, who was forced out of his village during the Nakba and spent his life in a refugee camp in Gaza.
But Israel's bombardment of the Strip has uprooted his life once again.

Nakba spans generations. Palestinians who were made refugees as children are now being forced from their homes once again.
In the north of the occupied West Bank, the Israeli military has expelled more than 44,000 people from their homes in just a few months.
It is now demolishing them, preventing the Palestinians who lived there for decades from returning.

Al Jazeera’s Julide Ayger reports.