What term refers to Palestinian uprisings against Israeli occupation?

What term refers to Palestinian uprisings against Israeli occupation?

• A. Arab Spring
• B. World Bank
• C. Intifada
• D. IMF

Answer: (C)

Intifada refers to Palestinian uprisings against Israeli occupation. Intifada means "shaking off" or uprising in Arabic, capturing a broad, grassroots form of resistance rather than a formal war. It describes the mass protests, civil disobedience, and sometimes violent clashes that characterized two major periods of Palestinian resistance—the First Intifada beginning in the late 1980s and the Second Intifada that followed in the early 2000s. The other options point to unrelated phenomena: the Arab Spring was a regional wave of protests around 2010–2011, while IMF and World Bank are international financial institutions, not movements.

Intifada refers to Palestinian uprisings against Israeli occupation. Intifada means "shaking off" or uprising in Arabic, capturing a broad, grassroots form of resistance rather than a formal war. It describes the mass protests, civil disobedience, and sometimes violent clashes that characterized two major periods of Palestinian resistance—the First Intifada beginning in the late 1980s and the Second Intifada that followed in the early 2000s. The other options point to unrelated phenomena: the Arab Spring was a regional wave of protests around 2010–2011, while IMF and World Bank are international financial institutions, not movements.