Yasser Arafat a life of paradox and Palestinian fate
Arafat rose as a symbol of anti Israel defiance and later led a faltering push for peace. His four decades on the world stage saw battles with Israel and Arab rivals, Nobel recognition, and a struggle to deliver a Palestinian state while clinging to power amid corruption claims and a siege in Ramallah.
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