The New York Times · 23 October 1993

CP-1993-029

Arafat’s Wife Tries to Coexist, With P.L.O.

Youssef M. Ibrahim

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Transcribed from the clipping

“My mother was engaged in dialogue with the Israelis 25 years ago, shortly after they invaded Jerusalem. I grew up seeing Israelis come and go in our house, so the idea of making peace is not strange to me.”

Context added by this archive

Suha Tawil, interviewed in Paris. Her mother is Raymonda Hawa Tawil, whose prison memoir the Times reviewed in 1980 — thirteen years and two clippings apart, the same family, the same archive.

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"Arafat’s Wife Tries to Coexist, With P.L.O.," The New York Times, 23 October 1993. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1993-029. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1993-029

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