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Public Opinion/Yasser Arafat 1929-2004 Vol. 11, Nos 3&4, 2004/2005 
Table of Contents Editorial by Hillel Schenker Focus 1 Arafat will go down in history as the man who resurrected the Palestinian national movement. by Afif Safieh Israelis demonized him and Palestinians considered him the symbol of their struggle. by Menachem Klein Arafat had to overcome more obstacles,than any other 20th century leader by Uri Avnery A personal recollection of Arafat's childhood and fonnative years by Azzam Abu-Saud Arafat 's greatest success was leading his people towards recognition of Israel by Danny Rubenstein Arafat's achievement as a freedom fighter, a politician. and an emblem of Palestinian identity. by Mamdouh Nofal The diversity of perspectives on Arafat's passing and what he stood for. by Joseph Samaha Focus 2 by Yaacov Shamir Recent polls show increased optimism and decreased support for violence. by Khalil Shikaki The Case o.fthe Camp Dm'id Summit and the Second Intifada................................ The misinformation provided by Barak contributed to a psychological earthquake by Daniel Bar-Tal The Palestinian presidential elections reflect the will of the silent majority. by Fathi Darwish The willingness to employ military means does not contradict diplomatic solutions. by Daphna Canetti-Nisim There is high support for democracy and growing support for political Islam by Mark Tessler The changing landscape of the conflict has impacted Israeli social beliefs. by Neta Oren A poll gauges Palestinians' choice of a model country for a Palestinian state. by Jamil Rabah Variations in threat perception affect Israeli views towards a Palestinian state. by Asher Arian Changes in poll results indicate that Palestinians want to give peace a chance by Khader Khader There is a high degree of agreement between Sharon's plan and public opinion. by Tamar Hermann and by Ephraim Yaar-Yuchtman Interview The Palestinians have always been ready for a negotiated settlement. interview with Saeb Erekat Roundtable A Palestine-Israel Journal discussion with Dr: Khalil Shikaki. Dr: Yaacov Shamir and Dr: Mina Zemach, moderated by Prof Daniel Bar- Tal. One Effect of (Occupation: Why Dr: Riad Malki Could Not Participate Viewpoint Will the three leaders become the unexpected heroes of a new opportunity for peace. by Yossi Beilin Arab governments should give international initiatives a chance. by Munther Dajani The success of disengagement depends on some very practical answers and steps. by David Newman by Ziad AbuZayyad Economics A blueprint for an Israeli-Palestinian economic agreement by The Aix Group Culture interview with Mourid Barghouthi and by Stuart Reigeluth by Hadassah Haskale Chronology of Events Edited by Najat Hirbawi |
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