Intifada Revolution

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Intifada in the Arab world an uprising or rebellion In Arabic the term is applied variously to popular protest movements that do not rise to the level of a revolutionary movement such as the

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Forr s Edward Said Intifada and Independence in Zachary Lockman s Joel Beinin szerk Intifada The Palestinian Uprising Against Israeli Occupation Cambridge MA South End

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Intifada is the Arabic word for uprising and is derived from the verb to shake off It has become synonymous with the Palestinian struggle referring to the two Palestinian civilian uprisings in the

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The September 1993 ceremony marked the formal end of the intifada in no way did it end the Palestinian struggle for justice and self determination which resumed immediately and marked the

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A spontaneous popular uprising in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip after more than 20 years of military occupation begins Now known as the first intifada it is marked by demonstrations boycotts

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The 1990s Intifada was a popular uprising in Bahrain demanding a return to democratic rule Intifada of Independence is also the term used by the Lebanese media to refer to the events that occurred after