The PLO in Exile: From Jordan to Lebanon to Tunisia
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After Black September, the Palestine Liberation Organization found itself without a home. This episode traces the PLO's exile from Jordan to Lebanon, where it built a state-within-a-state, and then to Tunisia after the 1982 Israeli invasion. We explore Yasser Arafat's leadership, the Battle of Beirut, the Sabra and Shatila massacre, and the PLO's eventual shift toward diplomacy. We also discuss how exile shaped Palestinian identity, the rise of internal opposition, and the PLO's struggle to remain relevant from afar. Using firsthand accounts and historical analysis, we uncover the physical and psychological toll of displacement on a national movement. This is the story of a government without a country, and the choices that led from armed struggle to the Oslo Accords.
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