Yasser Arafat, regardless of some people's quarrel with him, is the epitome of an heroic struggle.

BBC: Mid-East press reflects on Arafat legacy

He let himself be dragged into a silly quarrel with his estranged father, who calls him a traitor to the working class.

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His quarrel with Mr Wasmosy sharpened to the point where the president, as commander in chief, ordered him into 30 days of disciplinary arrest for impertinence.

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Papa followed him outside and told him to surrender the rifle as he was in no fit state to start a quarrel with a gun in his hand.

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