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When the definite form is used , and certainly when used in English and in the context of global events, The Intifada (emphasis added on the to highlight that
by sir0010010 1y ago
When the definite form is used , and certainly when used in English and in the context of global events, The Intifada (emphasis added on the to highlight that this is used in definite form) refers to the Second Palestinian Intifada - which was characterized random violent attacks against civilians such as suicide bombings and shootings. Calls to Globalize the Intifada are calls for violent attacks against civilian targets around the world and especially against Jews.
- kennywinker 1y ago> The Intifada refers to the Second Palestinian Intifada Source pls? I understand this is what a lot of people who HEAR “the intifada” believe - but is it what a lot of people who SAY “the intifada” believe?
- adhamsalama 1y agoSo, it's against the Jews worldwide, not against the Zionists (including Christian American Zionists) illegal settlers that kill the Palestinian people and steal their land?