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‘Our catastrophe is ongoing’
Aziz Abuzayed

SINCE even before the Nakba, 72 years ago, Israel has destined me and my family to homelessness. 

The Nakba never ended, it is ongoing, and it is beyond ethnic cleansing and systemised displacement.

My grandfather was born in Wadi Hunain, a small agricultural village that was among the earliest villages to be ethnically cleansed. 

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