- Mansour Abbas said the march was “an attempt to set the region on fire for political aims”
- Palestinian prime minister Mohammad Shtayyeh condemned it as a provocation
- Arab League may also take "gradual measures" to support Egypt and Sudan
- Event devoted to the art form opens on Wednesday at the National Museum of Riyadh
- A Hamas spokesman, confirming the Israeli attacks, said Palestinians would continue to pursue their “brave resistance and defend their rights and sacred sites” in Jerusalem
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- Chana, aged 76, is survived by 38 wives, 89 children, 36 grandchildren
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- US investment bank says activity surging in manufacturing, finance and construction
- Between May 6 and May 21, when clashes with Israel were most severe, hate speech against Palestinians rose dramatically in comparison with the same period in 2020
- The same period also witnessed widespread censorship of Palestinian posts on social media platforms, including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram
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What is the Nakba?
The Nakba, or "catastrophe", is commemorated by Arabs worldwide as the day more than 710,000 Palestinians fled or were expelled from their villages and cities during Israel’s creation in 1947-1948. Palestinian society has never been the same since, with many still living until today in refugee camps in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Gaza.
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- Syria, Japan, South Korea and Australia had already clinched their spots
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