75 years later: The ongoing impact of the Nakba on Palestinian lives.
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Al Jazeera recreates Bayt Nabala, one of the 530 Palestinian villages destroyed during the Nakba in 1948, based on memories of survivors and their descendants, artificial intelligence-generated representations, and documented history. The village was known for its olives, and the article describes the tragedy that occurred during the olive season in 1947. Despite the destruction, the people of Bayt Nabala still dream of returning home.
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