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Shai Har-ElExplores the relations between China and Palestinian organizations and their development during the period of 1964-1971.Serves as a case study for understanding China’s relations with the Arab world.O

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Lessons Learned from Private PracticeOn returning to the Middle East in 1964, China made strenuous efforts to mobilize Arab support “from above” for a “second Bandung conference” which would exclude the Soviet Union.

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Advocacy Group Effects in Global GovernanceIn the Summer of 1970, China turned more of its attention towards the fidā’iyyūn movement, doubtless because of the latter’s insistence on fighting the Jordanian government to retain its power in Jordan and its resisting American peace plans for the settlement of the Middle East crisis. A Chinese commentary said: