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how did the government of israel respond to the second intifada?

by returning israeli occupied lands to palestine, syria, and egypt
by establishing a blockade along the gaza strip and restricting palestinians' travel
by halting peace talks and reoccupying palestinian areas
by granting palestinians self-rule and withdrawing from the west bank

The correct answer is - by granting Palestinians self-rule and withdrawing from the West Bank.

The Second Intifada started in the year of 2,000. It was a violent time in which one of the most intense clashes between the Israelis and the Palestinians took place. There were lot of people that ended up dead or injured because of the clashes, from one side with bombing, and violent protests, on the other side with tanks, plains, and soldiers.

In order to stop this violence, the Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas, signed a treaty in order that the Israelis would not attack the Palestinians and withdraw the military of the West Bank, and the Palestinians to stop attacking Israelis and creating violent protests. While the bombings decreased significantly, as well as the casualties after the treaty, none of the two sides actually respected the treaty, both of them continuing with their actions.

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