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Unified National Command of the Uprising
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Unified National Command of the Uprising

Palestinian organization
Also known as: Unified Command
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  • Hill with olive groves
    Palestine
    / The first intifada

    …under the leadership of the Unified National Command of the Uprising, which had links to the PLO. The PLO soon incorporated the Unified Command, but not before the local leaders had pushed Arafat to abandon formally his commitment to armed struggle and to accept Israel and the notion of a…

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    …under the leadership of the Unified National Command of the Uprising, which had links to the PLO. The PLO soon incorporated the Unified Command, but not before the local leaders had pushed Arafat to abandon formally his commitment to armed struggle and to accept Israel and the notion of a…

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