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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 25, 2014
  • October 4, 2017
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Explore the history of Palestinian localities destroyed since 1948. This app uses GPS to map and provide historical details, photos, and videos of these sites. Users can contribute their own media and comments to enrich the collective memory.

GPS-based locality mapping
Historical information
Photo and video archives
User-submitted content
Interactive comments section
Trilingual support (Arabic, Hebrew, English)
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What's New in iNakba

2.4.8

October 4, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Adding a map of the Palestinian Refugee Camps with information about each camp.

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User reviews

Please update, needed resource

Such a powerful and useful tool when traveling around. Please update so that it works with current iOS and iPhones; has not been working for approximately 4 months (iPhone 12). Thank you!

Wonderful!!

This app is so useful and informative. Thank you to the creators of iNakba!

Love the concept and give full support

But it needs to be updated and modernized fornsure. Better search tools and filtering tools as well as animated maps etc.... I’d love to donate to the efforts to make this app even better than it is. Shukran

Nice app

Good work

Still not working!!

I downloaded the new version 2.2.2 , but the app is still not working..! It freezes on the first page of the application (first picture of the application's description! This bug has still not solved!!!!!

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FAQ

What does the iNakba app do?

The iNakba app is a trilingual mobile application that uses GPS navigation to help users locate and learn about Palestinian localities that were destroyed or depopulated during and as a result of the Nakba since 1948. It provides historical information, maps, photos, and video clips of these sites.

What kind of historical information is available?

The app provides details on Palestinian localities that were completely ruined, destroyed, obliterated, partially demolished, or depopulated after their capture. It includes historical context, photographs, and video clips related to these locations.

Is the iNakba app free to use?

Yes, the iNakba app is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in the provided description.

Can users contribute to the app's content?

Yes, the app is interactive and encourages user contributions. Users can add pictures, video clips, updates, and corrections to the information about destroyed localities. Contributions can be sent via email or through the app's 'Contact Us' link.

What are the common use cases for iNakba?

Common use cases include researching the history of specific Palestinian localities, understanding the impact of the Nakba, documenting historical sites, and contributing to a collective archive of this history. It's also useful for those interested in cultural heritage and social justice issues.