Which group was displaced from Palestine in the year 1948?

The correct answer is that the Arab Muslims, along with other Palestinian Arabs, were the group that experienced significant displacement in Palestine in 1948. This year is known as the year of the Nakba, or "catastrophe," for Palestinians, marking the beginning of a large-scale exodus of Arab Palestinians from their homes and lands, coinciding with the establishment of the State of Israel.

During this period, the conflict between Jewish and Arab populations escalated, leading to violence and the eventual declaration of the State of Israel. Many Arab Palestinians fled or were expelled from their homes due to the war and the creation of new borders. This resulted in a significant refugee crisis, with many Palestinians becoming displaced and living in refugee camps in neighboring countries.

While Jewish people also experienced the establishment of Israel in 1948, it was the Arab Muslim and other Palestinian populations who faced the immediate impact of displacement. Christian Palestinians and Bedouins also share aspects of this complex narrative, but the broader historical context of 1948 centers on the displacement of the Arab Palestinian population.