the Holocaust for this reason alone runs the risk the feeding the facile equation that "the Jews have the Holocaust and the Palestinians have the Nakba." We urge Palestinians to learn about the Holocaust so SDNY_GM_00078443 JPM-SDNY-00001570 EFTA_00188910 Confidential Treatment Requested by JPMor

ts total rejection of Israel's most fundamental right - its right to exist. This is how Palestinian schoolbooks teach kids to see Israel: "... the Nakba [Catastrophe] that took place in 1948, when the Jews occupied Palestine and established their state on its land, and banished the Palestinian natio

tempts to draw a comparison between the voluntary emigration of Jews from the Arab world after 1948 and the forced expulsion of Palestinians in the Nakba is ludicrous and doomed to failure. The right-wing Israeli government of Benyamin Netanyahu is trying to revive demands for international recogniti

dent, but are willing to go even further... Residents were surprised to find that a model of the map of Palestine engraved with details about the Nakba ("catastrophe" the Palestinian term for the establishment of the State of Israel) and an olive tree were removed from the Al-Karkafa Square, to b

te for all its citizens, end the occupation, recognise the Palestinians' right of return, and acknowledge that Israel's establishment in 1948 was a Nakba, a catastrophe, for the Palestinians. I had no intention of using JPR as a platform for advocating these views but rather made one of my principal

plan to expel a larger number of Gaza Strip residents, and to repeat the expulsion it has been carrying out against the Palestinian people from the Nakba to this day." [AI-Hayat Al-Jadida, July 17, 2014] Earlier in the week, the Palestinian Authority's official daily referred to Israel's warnings as

ed the so-called State of Israel." [Arabic Language, Analysis, Literature and Criticism, Grade 12, p. 69, Revised Experimental Edition, 2012] "The Nakba (i.e., "the catastrophe," Palestinian term for the establishment of the State of Israel) that took place in 1948, when the Jews occupied Palestine

the indigenous Jordanians and the Palestinians. It is also reasonable to assume that, in order to preserve the Jewish identity of Israel, another Nakba will befall the Israeli Arabs who may be relocated to areas in the West Bank. There can only be one solution -- one state where Palestinians and I

the indigenous Jordanians and the Palestinians. It is also reasonable to assume that, in order to preserve the Jewish identity of Israel, another Nakba will befall the Israeli Arabs who may be relocated to areas in the West Bank. There can only be one solution -- one state where Palestinians and I