History of Palestinian Genocide

The story of Palestine is not merely one of geography and politics, but the battle for the very soul of a people, their culture, their hardships, and their unyielding connection to a land that has cradled civilisations for millennia.

In these articles, we aim to offer more than just a historical account. We seek to give voice to the Palestinian perspective, a narrative often eclipsed in the global discourse. It is a tale that spans from ancient Palestine to the wars that reshaped the region: a story of displacement and resilience, and of a people’s struggle to maintain their identity and rights.

Early History

Palestine has existed as a place and people for thousands of years.

Arrival of Zionists

Early Zionist settlers found a thriving Palestinian society. Local Jewish communities rejected the Zionists.

The Nakba of 1948

End of British Mandate. Zionist ethnically cleanse the Palestinians.

1967 War

Israel battles its Arab neighbours. Zionists take control of all of Palestine.