Madrid Spain

11/05/23

The recent resolution made by the United States recognizing the Nabka in Palestine is an important step towards acknowledging the historical and ongoing displacement of Palestinians from their homes and land.

The Nabka, or “catastrophe,” refers to the forced displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians during the creation of Israel in 1948.

This resolution sends a powerful message that the United States recognizes the tragic impact of the Nabka on the Palestinian people and acknowledges their right to justice.

It is a significant step towards promoting a more balanced and just approach to the ongoing conflict in the region.

Furthermore, this resolution is an opportunity to promote a deeper understanding of the historical and political context of the conflict, and to engage in meaningful dialogue towards a just and lasting resolution. By recognizing the Nabka, the United States is taking a crucial step towards building trust and promoting a more constructive approach to resolving the conflict.

It is crucial that the international community continues to prioritize the rights and well-being of the Palestinian people, including their right to self-determination and the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their homes and properties.

We must continue to support efforts towards a just and lasting peace in the region, one that recognizes the dignity and rights of all those affected by the conflict.