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The 30 pages that link to Yasser Arafat, each with the reason it gives.

• Nobel Prize controversiesRelated: The award prompted objections that Arafat’s record made the committee’s recognition unacceptable.

• Oslo AccordsRelated: Arafat led the PLO’s acceptance of mutual recognition and interim self-rule.

• Two-state solutionRelated: He signed the Oslo Accords and represented the Palestinian side in landmark negotiations.

• Arab–Israeli conflictRelated: He became a central Palestinian interlocutor in the Oslo process and negotiations with Israel.

• Yitzhak RabinRelated: Arafat signed the Oslo agreements with Rabin, beginning mutual recognition between Israel and the PLO.

• Palestinian AuthorityRelated: Arafat led the Authority from its establishment until his death in 2004.

• Ariel SharonRelated: Sharon’s governments confronted Arafat during the Second Intifada and treated him as responsible for its violence.

• First IntifadaRelated: His leadership abroad shaped the PLO's response and negotiations during the uprising.

• West BankRelated: He negotiated the Oslo Accords and became the first president of the Palestinian Authority.

• Black SeptemberRelated: He led the PLO during the conflict and negotiated its eventual departure from Jordan.

• Mahmoud AbbasRelated: Abbas succeeded Arafat as PLO chairman and Palestinian Authority president.

• Shimon PeresRelated: Peres negotiated with Arafat in the secret talks that produced the Oslo Accords.

• FatahRelated: He co-founded Fatah and became its defining leader.

• Israeli disengagement from GazaRelated: His death preceded the withdrawal and altered the Palestinian political context in which it unfolded.

• Cairo UniversityRelated: He studied civil engineering at Cairo University.

• Hussein of JordanRelated: Hussein’s relationship with Arafat shifted from cooperation to confrontation over Palestinian armed activity in Jordan.

• 1982 Lebanon WarRelated: Arafat led the PLO during the siege and its evacuation from Beirut.

• Ehud BarakRelated: Barak negotiated with Arafat at the 2000 Camp David Summit.

• Leila KhaledRelated: Arafat led the broader Palestinian movement in which the PFLP competed and operated.

• Gaza CityRelated: His return to Gaza in 1994 marked the Authority’s establishment there.

• Assassination of Yitzhak RabinRelated: Arafat was Rabin’s partner in the Oslo process and attended Rabin’s funeral.

• Bruno KreiskyRelated: Kreisky’s public engagement with Arafat helped bring the Palestinian cause into European diplomacy.

• Oriana FallaciRelated: Her interviews with Arafat examined Palestinian nationalism and the politics of armed struggle.

• Egyptian–Libyan WarRelated: He was among the regional figures involved in mediation during the crisis.

• History of JerusalemRelated: His national movement made East Jerusalem central to Palestinian claims and diplomacy.

• RamallahRelated: His final years and death in Ramallah connected the city to a pivotal period of Palestinian politics.

• Uri AvneryRelated: Avnery met Arafat in 1982, becoming the first Israeli to meet him during the Lebanon War.