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Photo of the document that is allegedly written by late Palestinian Leader Yasser Arafat. Asharq Al-Awsat
Former Israeli Security Minister Naftali Bennett revealed a document in Arabic, allegedly written by late Palestinian President Yasser Arafat, indicating the place of burial of three Israeli soldiers killed in the battle of Sultan Yaqoub in the Lebanese Bekaa, during the first Israeli war on Lebanon in 1982.
WallaNews, a Tel Aviv-based Hebrew news agency, said that the document contained a detailed map of the cemetery of Palestinian soldiers in the Yarmouk refugee camp, located near the Syrian capital, which was designated for the burial of Palestinian Liberation Organization martyrs who were killed after 1980.
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