Nakba survivors still hope to return to their land
Naqaa Hamed
Press TV, Ramallah
As Palestinians mark the Nakba, the voices of those who lived it, continue to shape its meaning today.
Seventy years have passed, and the dream of the return lives on, not only for those who survived the Nakba, but also for their children and grandchildren. Our correspondent in the occupied West Bank, Naqaa Hamed, has spoken with two Nakba survivors and sent us this report.
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