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Akram Haniyah
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “advisor to yasir arafat and a member of the palestinian delegation to the 2000 camp david summit”. Today it says “palestinian journalist”.
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Akram Haniyah (Born in Ramallah 1953) was a Palestinian journalist and Fatah member. He served as editor-in-chief of the Palestinian newspaper al-Ayyam . He also served as an advisor to Yasir Arafat and a member of the Palestinian delegation to the 2000 Camp David Summit .
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advisor to yasir arafat and a member of the palestinian delegation to the 2000 camp david summit
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palestinian journalist
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