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| The Swiss found traces of Polonium on his clothes: this looks like a good reason to dig him up and test his body. Arafat was not liked by many people, including several Arab countries, so let's keep an open mind on this one.
And on the previous assassination in London, Traces of the radioactive substance Polonium have since been discovered at various locations in London visited by Mr Litvinenko as well as in Russia and on two British Airways flights. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7106196.stm
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True. Among his adversaries were Israel most of all, but also Syria. And Syria was, via el-Saika, directly INSIDE the PLO. el-Saika, just like el-Fatah, the PFLP, the PDFLP and the PLA is one of the members of the PLO. But el-Saika is dominated by the Syrian Mukhaberat. The relations of Arafat with General Mubarak were always quite good and those with King Hussein bin Talal, once on below zero, over the years had gradually improved. So that to me, IF there was a poisoning action it was either Israel or Syria.