Mohammed Yasser Abdul-Ra'ouf Qudwa Al-Husseini is gone

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In summary, it seems that the Palestinian Authority is delaying an official announcement of Arafat's death in order to maintain some form of government. However, the EEG indicates that he is probably dead.
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Yasser Arafat is dead by now. I think they are maintaining vital activities, but the EEG is flat. They are delaying official announcement.

This is bad bad news. GWB does not really care about the Palestinian issue, or at least, not enough. Sharon said they would keep in going out from the occupied territories.

Does anyone expect things to go better really ?
 
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At least there's a chance (Is there not ? Am I being fanciful ?) that more moderate folks occupy Arafat's position. I'm not sure the Palestinians will likely accept someone like that (nor will such a person have any control over Hamas), but this may be the only chance for a peaceful accord.
 
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Well, being living in the middle east for long years and meet many Arabs, muslms and Palestinains there...They majority DO NOT like arafat, and they prefer the Islamic resistance leaders more. But ofcourse since Arafat as well has many intersection points with the resistance gruops..the people likes thins thingys in him [Yeah , still he has a large punch of fans..but not the largest]

Sharon will not allow Arafat to rest in peace in east Jerusalem which i think it will be a bit heat up next...There is rumors going on that Israel has poinsoined arafat [since he cannot leave his govermtnet-house since years] as Israel way in assisnating secretively...

The memory goes back to me when i was in Jordan [who don't know: Arab country to the east of Palestine] and King Hussien Died who ruled 50 years, the announce his death two days after CNN say "his brian died" untli they sort out some royal family problems about the crown prince issues...amy be now a simalr situation is going on behind the curtains...
 
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IMO, the Israelis should treat him like a dead head of state even if they think he's just one more dead terrorist. That way they won't turn him into a terrorist martyr. The PA prime minister can similarly pretend he's getting the PA power passed down to him (when, it seems, Arafat was just usurping the PM's power) and similarly profit from it. In fact, if he was just another terrorist, to use his death to forge peace would be the ultimate insult!
 
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humanino said:
Yasser Arafat is dead by now. I think they are maintaining vital activities, but the EEG is flat. They are delaying official announcement.

This is bad bad news. GWB does not really care about the Palestinian issue, or at least, not enough. Sharon said they would keep in going out from the occupied territories.

Does anyone expect things to go better really ?


GWB has a huge stake in the PLO/Israeli conflict. What makes you think he doesn't carE?
His refusal to act has been based on Arafat's refusal to act as a leader and repeated failures on his behalf. Arafat is dead, so hopefully the next in line will be willing to take the reigns and be relevant (that is, if that person can do it without the billions Arafat has hidden from the Palestian people :rolleyes: )
 

FAQ: Mohammed Yasser Abdul-Ra'ouf Qudwa Al-Husseini is gone

Who is Mohammed Yasser Abdul-Ra'ouf Qudwa Al-Husseini?

Mohammed Yasser Abdul-Ra'ouf Qudwa Al-Husseini, also known as Yasser Arafat, was a Palestinian political leader and the founder of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO). He played a significant role in the Palestinian struggle for self-determination and served as the chairman of the PLO from 1969 until his death in 2004.

What was the cause of Yasser Arafat's death?

The exact cause of Yasser Arafat's death is still a topic of debate. He initially fell ill in October 2004 and was diagnosed with a blood disorder. However, many have speculated that he was poisoned, although this has never been confirmed. Arafat passed away on November 11, 2004, at the age of 75.

What impact did Yasser Arafat have on the Palestinian people?

Yasser Arafat was a pivotal figure in the Palestinian struggle for self-determination. He was a symbol of resistance and unity for the Palestinian people and provided them with a strong and influential voice on the global stage. Arafat's leadership and determination played a significant role in the recognition of the Palestinian people and their rights.

What was Yasser Arafat's role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

Yasser Arafat was a central figure in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He led the PLO in their fight against Israeli occupation and fought for Palestinian rights, including the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. Arafat also played a key role in the Oslo Accords, which aimed to bring peace between Israel and Palestine.

How is Yasser Arafat remembered today?

Yasser Arafat is remembered as a symbol of Palestinian resistance and unity. He is still revered by many Palestinians as a leader who fought for their rights and brought their struggle to the global stage. Arafat's legacy continues to shape the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict and his memory remains a source of inspiration for many.

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