This Nakba Day, we celebrate what they try to erase.

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Today, May 15th 2025, marks 77 years since the Nakba began.

77 years ago, both of our founders, Murad and Mustafa, had families who were forced from their homes in Yaffa,  like so many Palestinians, believing they'd return in just a few days. They took what they could carry, and they all carried their keys. Keys that were never used again.
 
This is the story of many on our team, and the story of millions of Palestinians around the world. The Nakba, which translates to the catastrophe, wasn't just a moment in 1948, it's an ongoing reality. Today, we witness its continuation in the live-streamed genocide in Gaza, and in the relentless theft of land and the ethnic cleansing in the West Bank.
 
This Nakba Day, we're choosing to celebrate something the world tries to erase: the beauty, richness, and existence of Palestine.
 
Our new collection honors that beauty. It's inspired by the national flower and national bird of Palestine, symbols of life, heritage, and Palestinians deep roots in the land.
 
Because Palestine has existed and will always exist. And we'll never let the world forget it.
 
Check out our new National Symbols Of Palestine Collection here: Shop Now
 
Free Palestine, always.
 
— The Wear The Peace Team

www.wearthepeace.com



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