Arab Liberation Movement

The Arab Liberation Movement refers to a series of political movements and ideologies that emerged in the Arab world, especially during the 20th century, aimed at achieving independence from colonial powers and promoting Arab unity. It often emphasizes sovereignty, social justice, and cultural identity. Key events include the rise of nationalist leaders and the establishment of various political parties across the region. The movement has been characterized by struggles against imperialism, the quest for self-determination, and efforts to address regional disparities, aiming to unite Arab nations against external influences and internal divisions.