Sentence examples for an armed intifada from inspiring English sources

He restored law and order to cities which had crackled with gunfire since the onset of an armed intifada in 2000.

The same poll also showed 57% of Palestinians support a return to an armed intifada in the absence of peace negotiations, up from 49% three months ago.

In the absence of peace negotiations, 83 per cent of respondents supported increasing influence joining more international organisations, 63 per cent advocated supported a popular non-violent resistance and 57 per cent called for the return to an armed intifada.

One is the realisation by a growing number of Fatah leaders (fuelled by a rigorous debate within Palestinian society) that the strategy of an "armed intifada" has proven an unmitigated disaster to the Palestinian cause.

In other ways, the use of knives in recent attacks is a function of the lack of organisation and backing by Palestinian factions for an armed intifada, at the instruction of the Palestinian security forces of President Mahmoud Abbas.

It also indicated that the majority of Palestinians no longer believe that a two-state solution is realistic, with 57% saying they support a return to an armed intifada in the absence of peace negotiations, up from 49% three months ago.

"There is a notable drop in the West Bank in the support for knifing attacks, due, it seems, to a rising perception in its inefficacy... [in] help[ing] achieve national rights in ways that negotiations could not," the research centre reported, while noting a majority still supported a wider armed intifada.

In December, a Palestinian poll said forty-five percent of respondents supported the idea of a third armed intifada.

In December, a Palestinian poll said forty-five percent of respondents supported the idea of a third armed intifada.

Oslo was killed off – after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin – by settlement expansion, bad faith, suicide bombings and a second, armed intifada that erupted disastrously after the collapse of the Camp David summit in 2000.

Among other measures, it demands that, as part of the first phase of a three-phase process, the Palestinian leadership create an "empowered" prime minister, draft a constitution, and declare an immediate end to the armed intifada and "all acts of violence against Israelis anywhere".