What you said about the Palestinian position is contradicted by Sadat. Looks like you didn't watch your own video. I timestamped it.
lol, yeah, ok @ I didn't watch my own video. Good one.
So tell me, if Sadat answered the question on whether Arafat would accept a 2-state solution and he said, "they have taken a very advanced decision that they will create a Palestinian state on whatever land be delivered to them," yes?
Then you tell me, why did Arafat refuse to even negotiate on that, right off the bat? He declined the entire concept of a two-state solution before any negotiations took place, because............why?
He even declined to sign the preliminary map to the Abraham Accords in 1994 while standing on the stage with Yitzhak Rabin and Mubarak! That frustrated the living hell out of Mubarak where you could hear him tell Arafat to "stop playing games and being a fool and sign the effing paper you son of a dog!" loool. IIRC, he did end up signing it only after almost being beaten up by Mubarak but then he added a clause to his signature. That prompted Shimon Perez to confront him right on stage and point his finger in Arafat's face while everyone was cheering. I think Perez was telling him that he was preventing peace and if it fails it would be on him. It was somewhat of an awkward moment but very telling.
I think it's pretty clear what his position was, and he spoke for the Palestinians.
You see (and I honestly don't mean to undermine or belittle you in any way, honest to God that is not my intention because this might sound like that but no other way to say it) unless you've lived through this time, through this culture, through the region, through the Palestinian people, it's difficult to understand the actual beliefs & intentions people have in that area.
