Ikhwan rebellion

Target entity: Ikhwan rebellion
Context triple: [Military history of Saudi Arabia, includesEvent, Ikhwan rebellion]

• A. Dhofar Rebellion
  The Dhofar Rebellion was a Marxist-inspired insurgency in Oman’s Dhofar region from the 1960s to mid-1970s, fought against the Omani government and its allies as part of the broader Cold War-era conflicts in the Arabian Peninsula.
• B. Al-Fateh Revolution
  The Al-Fateh Revolution was the 1969 military coup in Libya that overthrew King Idris I and brought Muammar Gaddafi to power, marking the start of his long authoritarian rule.
• C. 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.
• D. Urabi Revolt
  The Urabi Revolt was an 1881–1882 nationalist uprising in Egypt, led by Colonel Ahmed Urabi, that sought to end foreign control and assert Egyptian sovereignty, ultimately provoking British military intervention.
• E. 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.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ikhwan rebellion
Target entity description: 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.

• A. Dhofar Rebellion
  The Dhofar Rebellion was a Marxist-inspired insurgency in Oman’s Dhofar region from the 1960s to mid-1970s, fought against the Omani government and its allies as part of the broader Cold War-era conflicts in the Arabian Peninsula.
• B. Al-Fateh Revolution
  The Al-Fateh Revolution was the 1969 military coup in Libya that overthrew King Idris I and brought Muammar Gaddafi to power, marking the start of his long authoritarian rule.
• C. 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.
• D. Urabi Revolt
  The Urabi Revolt was an 1881–1882 nationalist uprising in Egypt, led by Colonel Ahmed Urabi, that sought to end foreign control and assert Egyptian sovereignty, ultimately provoking British military intervention.
• E. 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.
• F. None of above. chosen