Khumbudzo Modau

Unveiling the Untold Tragedy

In the quiet village facing the main road to Jerusalem, a poignant history unfolded in 1948—one that remains etched in the collective memory of its 750 inhabitants. This is the untold story of a small village that became a symbol of a larger catastrophe known as the Nakba, a historical episode purposefully concealed, distorted, and largely forgotten in the West.