When older people watched TV in the early years, they would always see Arafat visiting various countries in the news network, hugging and kissing each other when they met each other, and they looked very kind old people.
He spent almost all his life being anti-Semitic, fighting Israel until 1988, when Arafat declared Palestinian independence and implicitly acknowledged Israel's existence.
Five years later, the PLO and Israel formally and unequivocally recognized each other in the Oslo Accords, but this pragmatic milestone made no mention of Palestinian rights and statehood or led to a final peace settlement.
In fact, it does not mark any form of true reconciliation, and many on both sides see it as an outright failure. The ensuing breakdown of negotiations and unprecedented violence deepened the divide between them, as well as resentment and alienation from each other.
Why did Arafat's lifelong anti-Semitism fail?
Personally, I think that some of his actions are a little uninteresting, and thus lose the support of fellow Arab countries.
In 1967, Arafat's PLO was cornered by Israel. Arafat could only lead the team to move, and about 400,000 or so Palestinians followed Arafat all the way to Jordan.
For the sake of a race, the Jordanian king felt pity and kindly took in Arafat and his party.
What the Jordanian king never expected was that his goodwill move this time would cause huge losses to Jordan.
After Arafat and his followers were settled, they began to occupy the Magpie's Nest and eat Jordanian grain. With Jordanian supplies, they also directly armed the following Palestinian refugees.
After these refugees had guns in their hands, they began to be restless and self-contained, committing many vicious incidents and causing chaos.
And instead of complying with Jordanian law, he formulated a set of laws to restrain the following 4 refugees and became a state within a state.
The King of Jordan was repentant at the sight of his bowels, and came forward to stop Arafat's excesses, but it was too late and he was in a dilemma.
If you start a fight, it will hurt your own land and people, and if you don't fight, the foundation of your country may be threatened, and the conflict between the two sides will escalate day by day.
Arafat has intensified his efforts to use Jordan as his stronghold, constantly harassing Serge. Although Israel can defeat Arafat's activities every time, it is also annoying in the face of a bull-two attack, and its own country needs to recuperate.
Therefore, Israel could not bear it, and officially declared war on Jordan in 1968, and the Jordanian government was dumb and could not say anything, and could not resist the war, so it sent troops to fight with Israel, and the two sides were tied.
But this time the draw was exploited by Arafat to promote his own PLO victory, without mentioning Jordan's protection of itself and the sacrifices it had made in the war.
Promoted the PLO as Israel's nemesis. At that time, most Arab countries were bullied by Israel and rubbed on the ground, and they all held their breath and hated Serechon.
Arafat's external claims have caused people in other countries to have a false impression that Israel can be driven out of Jerusalem under Arafat's leadership, and these unknown masses, especially young people, rushed to Arafat.
In this way, Arafat's gangster organization grew rapidly. After its growth, the PLO directly engaged in terrorist acts.
In 1968, the PLO directly hijacked five planes and landed them in Jordan, and all passengers were imprisoned in the desert and taken hostage.
Many tourists were freed afterwards, but through this incident, Jordan was discredited in the international community.
The Jordanian leader had a long conversation with Arafat and demanded that Rafat never do such a thing again.
Arafat agreed in the exchange. But he remained dead on his return, hijacking five more planes in 1970, three of which were forced to land in Jordan.
At this time, the Jordanian leader began to get angry, plotting how to send Arafat out of Jordan, but Arafat took the first action, directly plotting against the radicals in Jordan, claiming to overthrow the imperialist lackeys.
When the Jordanian leadership heard the news, it suddenly dawned on Arafat that what Arafat wanted was his own country. Thus, a civil war began to fight.
During this period, Arafat also asked him to send troops to help him, but Syria agreed to send troops to the war.
Only the plot was reversed, and Israel, which was still in conflict with Jordan, suddenly intervened and sent fighters to intercept the Syrian tank army. Arafat's operation, which was not helped, failed.
Jordan is preparing to dispose of the captured Arafat when the plot is reversed again. After receiving the news, the former Egyptian president came forward to reconcile, saying that everyone is his own and hoped that the Jordanian leader could open up.
The Jordanians nevertheless accepted Egyptian mediation and allowed Arafat to remain in Jordan while negotiating three chapters of law against Arafat.
After this incident, Arafat stopped for a year, and when everyone felt that they could live with peace of mind, the PLO took revenge and directly assassinated the Jordanian king.
At this time, the entire Jordanian people could not sit still, and the Jordanian government, regardless of who mediated, directly sent troops to forcibly expel Arafat and destroy all their strongholds in Jordan.
Arafat and his PLO were finally driven out of Jordan. And later it turned out that Jordan's behavior was very correct.
Arafat traveled to Lebanon, where history repeated, and even began massacres of local Christians in Jordan.
It was not until 1981, when Israel intervened with troops, that peace was restored to Lebanon.
In this way, Arafat calmed down.
In 1993, Israel recognized the PLO as the representative of the Palestinians. But at the Camp David summit in 2000, its so-called "generous" offer was rejected by the other side on the grounds that it was inadequate.