Syrian Muslim Brotherhood insurgency (1976–1982)

Target entity: Syrian Muslim Brotherhood insurgency (1976–1982)
Context triple: [Hama massacre of 1982, conflict, Syrian Muslim Brotherhood insurgency (1976–1982)]

• A. Syrian revolt of 1925–1927
  The Syrian revolt of 1925–1927 was a major nationalist uprising against French colonial rule in Syria that spread from the Druze Mountain to much of the country and marked a key moment in the struggle for Syrian independence.
• B. Sinai insurgency
  The Sinai insurgency is a prolonged militant campaign waged mainly by Islamist extremist groups against Egyptian security forces and state targets in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.
• C. Ikhwan rebellion
  The Ikhwan rebellion was a late-1920s uprising by Wahhabi tribal fighters against Ibn Saud’s emerging Saudi state, sparked by opposition to his centralization policies and diplomatic restraints on expansion.
• D. Iraqi Kurdish rebellions
  Iraqi Kurdish rebellions were a series of uprisings and insurgencies by Kurdish groups in Iraq seeking greater autonomy, rights, and often independence from successive Iraqi governments throughout the 20th and early 21st centuries.
• E. Senussi resistance movement
  The Senussi resistance movement was an anti-colonial Islamic and tribal guerrilla movement in Libya that fought Italian occupation in the early 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Syrian Muslim Brotherhood insurgency (1976–1982)
Target entity description: The Syrian Muslim Brotherhood insurgency (1976–1982) was an armed Islamist uprising against Hafez al-Assad’s Ba'athist government, marked by urban guerrilla warfare, sectarian violence, and culminating in the brutal suppression of opposition forces.

• A. Syrian revolt of 1925–1927
  The Syrian revolt of 1925–1927 was a major nationalist uprising against French colonial rule in Syria that spread from the Druze Mountain to much of the country and marked a key moment in the struggle for Syrian independence.
• B. Sinai insurgency
  The Sinai insurgency is a prolonged militant campaign waged mainly by Islamist extremist groups against Egyptian security forces and state targets in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.
• C. Ikhwan rebellion
  The Ikhwan rebellion was a late-1920s uprising by Wahhabi tribal fighters against Ibn Saud’s emerging Saudi state, sparked by opposition to his centralization policies and diplomatic restraints on expansion.
• D. Iraqi Kurdish rebellions
  Iraqi Kurdish rebellions were a series of uprisings and insurgencies by Kurdish groups in Iraq seeking greater autonomy, rights, and often independence from successive Iraqi governments throughout the 20th and early 21st centuries.
• E. Senussi resistance movement
  The Senussi resistance movement was an anti-colonial Islamic and tribal guerrilla movement in Libya that fought Italian occupation in the early 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen