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The aim is to address the denial of the Nakba and its effects on collective memory and identity.

June 17, 2026Curriculum Inquiry

Dismantling Nakba denialism

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The aim is to address the denial of the Nakba and its effects on collective memory and identity.
Analyzed historical narratives surrounding the Nakba
Examined personal testimonies and cultural memory
Explored the socio-political implications of denialism
Highlighted the widespread perception of the Nakba as an unrecognized event
Demonstrated how denialism affects individual and collective identity
Suggested pathways for restoring historical narratives in public discourse

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This exploration reveals the impact of Nakba denialism on identity and memory, suggesting implications for cultural recognition.

Abstract

Many of us who grew up living the Nakba in the 21st century have often thought that our catastrophe is an unrecognized and forgotten story. That only if we excavate the debris of history and restor...

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Rabea Eghbariah (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a323cc9d50b63ecad206d5a https://doi.org/10.1080/03626784.2026.2646154

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Implication

This exploration reveals the impact of Nakba denialism on identity and memory, suggesting implications for cultural recognition.

Dismantling Nakba denialism

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Dismantling Nakba denialism

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