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Teenage Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi joined thousands in London on Saturday for a demonstration to mark the 71st anniversary of the mass displacement of Palestinians in 1948.
Comment: Palestinians have a right to return, exist and of course, to resist their continued oppression, writes Malia Bouattia.
Thousands of Palestinian citizens of Israel marked Nakba Day by marching to the destroyed Palestinian village of Khubbayza near Haifa.
Book Club: From Birzeit to Brooklyn, Etaf Rum's debut novel is a raw portrayal of generational trauma, reviews Sumaiyya Naseem.
Palestinian officials announced a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip this morning after 24 Palestinians and four Israelis were killed in the worst fighting for five years.
Comment: Advocating a one-state or two-state solution is not solely about the technicalities of the end-game, writes Imogen Lambert.
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin will hold consultations over the next few days with winning parties, ahead of forming Israel's next government.
Comment: In Israel, talk of right and far-right politics has shifted focus away from the perpetual, violent dispossession of Palestinians, writes Ramona Wadi.
The New Arab Meets: Palestinian-American artist Manal Deeb whose first UK solo show features artwork exploring themes of exile for the artist who longs to return home to Palestine.
Book Club: Elias Khoury's novel, My Name is Adam is replete with questions and answers regarding identity, juxtaposed against inscribed recollections of the ethnic cleansing of Lydda.
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