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Jordan: Meeting the Palestinians of Zarqa, three generations after the ‘Nakba’

By France24
24 March 2024   |   8:42 am
The Jordanian city of Zarqa has a strong Palestinian identity, with good reason. In 1948, with the creation of the State of Israel what the Palestinians call the "Nakba" ("catastrophe") some 750,000 people, or more than 80 percent of the Palestinian population, were forced to take exile in neighbouring countries as they fled the violence.

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