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Violence in Israel as Jerusalem and Nakba Days overlap
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May 15, 2026
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1:48Now PlayingViolent clashes broke out between nationalist Israeli young men and Palestinian residents during Jerusalem Day celebrations inside the Old City as some marked the anniversary of the six-day Israeli-Arab War of 1967.
This year, the event overlapped with activities commemorating Nakba Day, what many Palestinians call 'Day of Catastrophe,' following a forced displacement from their homeland in 1948.
#JerusalemDay #NakbaDay #MiddleEast
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