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To answer the title’s question:  highly unlikely.  Rarely, if ever, have ‘nonviolent’ movements achieved independence & freedom in and of themselves.  It is at best naive, and at worst, willfully ignorant, to think otherwise.
“If the Palestinian national movement had begun with disciplined nonviolence, it would have achieved statehood by now.”  I sincerely doubt it – the desire by jewish settlers to take the land has been overwhelming, and Israel was not, and is not, post-WWII Britain, slowly letting its colonial empire slip away …  Despite the work of many otherwise well-intentioned non-violent folk, the Israeli army & settlers have systematically taken over most of what used to be called Palestine:  they continue to this day to brush aside nonviolent protesters of all stripes as they continue the conquest.

Speaking of which – Indian/Pakistani independence was definitely =not= ‘nonviolent.’  Gandhi and a few followers may have used ‘nonviolence’ actions to gain attention to the struggle, but Britain did not grant independence solely because of Gandhian non-violence.  Please read up on the many very violent activities leading up to, and following, ‘independence,’ which, by the way, continues to this day.  Some may fear the North Korean rogue nukes, but I fear the Pakistani/Indian sabre-rattling with nukes.

Adequate notice and an accurate agenda are helpful.