The Palestinian intifada: An analysis of a popular uprising after seven monthsFootnote∗
Although the article was submitted before the dramatic events of November and December 1988, it contained novel materials on the mechanisms of the intifada which convinced us to publish it in its original form and have the authors add a brief postcript. ‐ The Editors.

Ariel Merari Headed the Project on Low Intensity Warfare at the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies (JCSS), Tel Aviv University,

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