Question

this speech was given to the united nations in 1988, after one year of the first intifada.
i bring you greetings from those heroic people, from our men and our women, from the masses of our blessed intifadah, which now enters its second year with great momentum and painstaking organization, using a civilized, democratic approach to weather and confront occupation, coercion, tyranny, and the barbaric crimes committed daily by the israeli occupiers. greetings to you from our young men and women in the occupation forces prisons and collective detention centers. greetings from the children of stones who are challenging occupation forces armed with warplanes, tanks, and weapons—an unarmed palestinian david facing a heavily armed israeli goliath.
i said in concluding my address in our first encounter that as chairman of the palestine liberation organization and leader of the palestine revolution, i reaffirm that we
what reason does arafat give for the palestinian uprising against israel?
○ to stop crimes committed daily by israel
○ to stop any jewish or arab bloodshed
○ to negotiate new borders for palestine
○ to call attention to palestinian poverty

Explanation:

The speech text explicitly states the intifada confronts "occupation, coercion, tyranny, and the barbaric crimes committed daily by the Israeli occupiers", which directly matches one of the options. The other options are not supported by the provided excerpt.

Answer:

to stop crimes committed daily by Israel