Intifada: The Palestinian UprisingAvalon Publishing, 18/02/1990 - 246 من الصفحات Don Peretz traces the Palestine Arab uprising as it evolved from a series of spontaneous protests into a fully organized resistance. He describes the movement's leaders, participants and internal dynamics, assessing its profound impact on Palestinian Arabs and on Israeli society as a whole. |
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Israeli PoliciesCoping with the Uprising | 39 |
The Impact of the Uprising on Political and Social Life | 83 |
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2 من الأقسام الأخرى غير ظاهرة
طبعات أخرى - عرض جميع المقتطفات
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actions American Jewish Arafat army arrested Awad Bank and Gaza bayanat believed Benvenisti boycott called Civil Administration conference conflict continued curfew declaration Defense Minister demands democratic demonstrations detention East Jerusalem economic elections establishment Fatah force foreign fundamentalists Gaza Strip Green Line groups Ibid initiative Intifada Islamic Israel Israeli Arabs Israeli authorities Israeli government Israeli occupation Israeli soldiers issues Jerusalem Post Jewish Jewish settlement Jordan Jordanian Knesset Labor land leaders leadership Lebanon Likud Meron Benvenisti Middle East militant military Mubarak Awad Muslim Nablus nationalist negotiations nonviolent occupied territories officers organizations Palestine National Council Palestinian Arab Palestinian national participation party peace percent political population Prime Minister Shamir protest Rabin refugee camps residents resolutions 242 Security Council settlers struggle terrorist troops U.S. government United Nations UNLU unrest UNRWA uprising villages violence West Bank Yassir Arafat Yesh Gvul youths Zionist