May 15th for Israelis is a festivity that marks the creation of Israel back in 1948. But for Palestinians, the day is the starting point for decades of misery and suffering under the Israeli occupation of their lands; that is why Palestinians refer to May 15th as Nakba Day, or the Day of Catastrophe.

Palestinians mark the 73rd anniversary of their mass displacement during the 1948 war around Israel's creation, and reaffirm their right to return.

Iran’s parliament lashes out at the Emirati and Bahraini rulers who signed normalization agreements with Israel, saying they marked the second Nakba Day and are thus complicit in the occupying regime’s crimes.

Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh calls for a coherent national strategy to counter challenges facing the Palestinian cause.

Israeli forces attack Palestinian demonstrators in the north of the occupied West Bank, who were marking 72 years since the regime claimed existence after a Western-backed war.

This episode takes a look at the anniversary of Nakba Day (May 15, the date of establishment of the so-called state of Israel) which is the most catastrophic day in the history of Palestine.

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip mark the 72nd anniversary of Nakba Day or Day of Catastrophe.