The flag of Palestine consists of three horizontal stripes: a wider bottom stripe colored black, a narrower middle stripe colored white, and an equal-sized top stripe colored green. Additionally, there is a red triangle protruding from the hoist side, reaching about halfway into the flag. The red triangle is bordered by a thin white line. The flag's design has been used to represent Palestinian nationalism and solidarity. The symbolism of the colors is as follows: Black: Represents the Palestinian people's struggle and resistance against occupation. White: Symbolizes peace and the desire for a peaceful resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Green: Represents the fertility of the land and the hope for prosperity and agricultural wealth. Red Triangle: Often interpreted as representing the blood shed by Palestinians in their struggle for independence and freedom. The white border surrounding the red triangle signifies the common humanity and unity among the Palestinian people. The Palestinian flag was adopted on May 28, 1964, and has since been used as a symbol of Palestinian identity and aspirations for self-determination. It's flown by Palestinians worldwide and serves as a powerful emblem of their national identity and struggle for statehood.