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After this speech at the United Nations, the Palestine Liberation Organization was granted observer status and Palestine's right to self-determination was recognized.
| Speaker: | Yasir Arafat, President, Palestinian Authority |
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After this speech at the United Nations, the Palestine Liberation Organization was granted observer status and Palestine's right to self-determination was recognized.
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