intifada

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Synonyms for intifada

an uprising by Palestinian Arabs (in both the Gaza Strip and the West Bank) against Israel in the late 1980s and again in 2000

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His refusal heralded the start of the intefada and a season of suicide bombings.
"Back in 2000, Mtizi Shore, who runs the Comedy Store was watching the news coming out of the Middle East and the latest Intefada from the Palestinians when she said there was going to be a need for a positive voice for the Middle East.
Jeffrey Goldberg is an American Jew who went on aliyah, joined the Israeli army, and ended up as a guard at Ketsiot, the largest prison in Israel, where thousands of Arabs were kept during the intefada.
Mr Powell was unlikely to have heard the protesters chants of "Bush out now" and "victory to the intefada"."
On September 28, 2003, the third anniversary of the beginning of the second Intefada, the autumn air was hot, dry, and oppressive.
He said the Kashmiris youth have started Intefada and agitating for freedom with stones in their hands, but Indian forces were responding with bullets and killing Kashmiris like wild animals.
Mr Abbas, calling violence inconsistent with Palestinians' Islamic faith and the establishment of an independent state they have long sought, also pledged to end 'the militarization of the intefada'.