The Palestinian Solidarity Rally in Central London marked the 77th anniversary of the Nakba, highlighting the ongoing suffering of Palestinians. Protesters demanded an end to the UK and its allies' support for Israel.

Demonstrations take place around Italy to mark the 77th anniversary of Nakba, the day that witnessed the Israeli regime’s beginning to claim existence following a heavily-Western-backed war.

Londoners march in force to mark the 77th anniversary of the Nakba—the mass displacement of Palestinians following the Israeli regime's claiming existence after a heavily-Western-backed war.

As the world remembers and recollects Nakba Day, the gravity of the situation in the Gaza Strip is a stark reminder.

There have been protests in many parts of the world including by Palestinians in Gaza and the occupied West Bank to commemorate the Nakba, or “catastrophe”, of their dispossession in 1948.

Palestinian refugees gather to mark Nakba Day when over a million Palestinians were expelled from their towns and villages and thousands of others killed by Israeli gangs.

Protesters are out to commemorate the anniversary of the Nakba, a tragic event in Palestinian history when hundreds of thousands of people were forcibly expelled from their ancestral land by Israelis.