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The article details the final interview conducted by writer and journalist Emad El-Din Adeeb with the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat a month before his death. He confirmed that it was their last meeting inside the Israeli occupation’s siege of the Ramallah headquarters. Adeeb explained that during more than two and a half hours, he posed questions to Arafat and highlighted his stance on maintaining the situation in Palestine and diplomacy with Israel. He emphasized that he was conveying Palestinian and Arab perspectives without promoting normalization, but rather aimed at understanding the Israeli internal perspective. He also defended his visits to settlements and meetings with Israelis, asserting that he was representing a Palestinian viewpoint that was critical and posed challenging questions, not cooperating or engaging in normalization. Adeeb pointed out that Egypt’s relations with Israel have existed for 42 years, and while popular relations between the two peoples remain cold, political communication continues with a focus on Palestinian rights and criticism of Israeli measures. He confirmed that the conversation concentrated on Palestinian rights and occupation crimes, with Adeeb presenting evidence of violations, working to engage Israeli public opinion, and sending messages to the international community—not merely normalizing relations.
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