The New York Times · New York, New York · 10 November 1995

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Arafat Honors a ‘Hero of Peace,’ a Friend

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Yasir Arafat, the P.L.O. chairman, paid a condolence call to Leah Rabin, widow of Israel’s slain Prime Minister, last night in Tel Aviv. At center was Yossi Ginnosar, a former official of the Shin Bet security service, who arranged the meeting. It was Mr. Arafat’s first known visit to Israel. Page A8. (Associated Press)

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