Event · Land & rights30 March 1976

Land Day

يوم الأرض

Exact day30 March 1976

Galilee · Palestine

A general strike and protests against land confiscation become a defining moment, commemorated each year as Land Day.

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  • PlaceGalilee

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  • PlacePalestine

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Before the day

Opposition to the confiscation of Arab-owned land in Galilee and elsewhere led to a call for a general strike on 30 March.

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What happened

Six Palestinian citizens of Israel were killed during the protests. The date became an annual occasion for remembering the struggle over land and rights.

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Following the story

PalQuest provides a detailed historical account. The UN’s March 2000 review records how the anniversary was commemorated, offering a later perspective on the same event.

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Sources & evidence

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article · United Nations

Chronological review · March 2000, Land Day commemoration

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article · PalQuest · Institute for Palestine Studies

Land Day, 30 March 1976

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Published: date not recordedConsulted: 2026-09-15

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Dates & remembrance

30 March 1976 · day

03-30 · occurrence
Anniversary of the documented date.

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