On which date is Nakba Day commemorated each year?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. 15 May
- Step 1: Israel declared its state on 14 May 1948. Step 2. Palestinians mark the day after, 15 May, as Nakba Day. Answer: 15 May. Why not the others: 30 March is Land Day, 29 November is the date of the partition vote and 9 December is the start date of the first intifada.
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