Titlebook: China and the Palestinian Organizations; 1964–1971 Shai Har-El Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive l

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乳汁

China Becomes Committed to The Palestine QuestionOn 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.

Asseverate

Establishment of Ties Between China and the PLOAlready in May 1964, Shuqayr??, still “Representative of Palestine at the Arab League,” was invited by the Chinese to visit Peking. He did not, however, immediately respond to this invitation for his efforts were then directed towards the Soviet Union, the latter having more to offer the Palestinians than China.

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China’s Turning to Overt Ties with Fat?-PLO (Summer 1969)The reactivation of Chinese foreign policy, after a three-year absence coinciding with the Cultural Revolution, brought the Chinese back into the Middle East scene with a new thrust to improve its relations with Arab governments.

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Heightened Chinese Interest in the Fidā’iyyūn (Summer–Fall 1970)In 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:

細(xì)微的差異

Arms and Material AssistanceRepresentatives of various fidā’iyyūn organizations declared on several occasions that the Chinese had for many years been supplying them with various forms of assistance. Thus, the chief of the PLO liaison office in Peking during 1969–1970, ?usn?? Yūnis, was quoted by the . as saying:

Inoperable

Water-Brash

China’s Counteraction Against Soviet Move Toward the Fidā’iyyūn: (Fall 1969–Spring 1970)ad changed. Although Soviet and fidā’iyyūn aims had till then remained widely divergent, it now appeared that the Soviet Union was beginning to take the fidā’iyyūn more seriously and altering its stand in this direction.

同義聯(lián)想法

不合

Stress and Challenge: Kinds of Arousaltik bestehender Macht-Wissen Verh?ltnisse beruhen, neue Macht-Wissensbeziehungen heraufbeschw?ren, die wiederum zum Gegenstand neuerlicher Kritik zu machen sind? Dann erfordert doch jeder Vorschlag letztlich neue Kritik? Gibt es also keine Hoffnung?