By 2004 support for Hamas grew to a quarter of the approximately 3 million Palestinian in the west Bank and Gaza Strip. It recorded a sweeping victory in election held on 25 January 2005 for:
Correct answer: B. Palestinian Legislative Council
- A. Palestinian Parliament
- B. Palestinian Legislative Council
- C. Palestinian Provisional
- D. None of these
Explanation
Hamas won the January 2006 election for the Palestinian Legislative Council, the parliament of the Palestinian Authority. “Palestinian Parliament” is a general description, while the formal name tested here is the Legislative Council.
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