Dennis Ross can sue you for libel- and win; in a heartbeat.
Clinton to Arafat: Its All Your Fault
Abu Ala himself even admitted that the PLO was to blame:
Qureia described a tense face-off with President Bill Clinton on the third day of the Camp David summit, when the Israelis laid out a map showing how the West Bank could be divided between Israeli and Palestinian control. Qureia insisted that the Palestinians were entitled to all the West Bank land Israel conquered in 1967, with only minor modifications in the form of territorial swaps.
At that, he said, Clinton lost his temper and asked Qureia what his proposals were.
"I said, 'Mr. President, I don't have proposals. My proposal is the 1967 borders,' "Qureia recalled."I told him this is the basis, the term of reference of this process. He said, 'But you should offer a proposal.'
"I told him, 'Mr. President, I cannot take my hand, part of my body [and] give it to somebody else.' "
Qureia asked Clinton to show him "what things realistically he needs that will not affect the viability of our [Palestinian] state, the contiguity of our land, because this is the future of the Palestinian people."
Qureia said Clinton became angry and said, " 'Sir, you hold personally the responsibility for the failure of the summit. If you want to address speeches, go to the United Nations Security Council, address speeches there. Don't waste my time here.' "
http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/israel-palestine/2001/0724davi.htm
"Didn't we dance for joy at the failure of Camp David?" asks Nabil Amer, formerly one of Arafat's chief aides. "After two years of bloodshed, we are now calling for what we rejected."
To End the [Palestinian] Violence :: Daniel Pipes
And you might also want to see the interview of Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States, done by Elsa Walsh in The New Yorker (March 24, 2003). In the interview, the ambassador attacks Palestinian Chairman Yasser Arafat in the sharpest tone. He refers to a meeting between Arafat and President Bill Clinton in January 2001, at which Bandar was pressuring the Palestinian leader to accept Clinton's proposals. This offer, Bandar says, gave the Palestinians 97 percent of the territories, all of Jerusalem - excluding the Jewish and Armenian quarters and the right of Jews to pray at the Temple Mount - and $30 billion in a "compensation fund."
Pressuring Arafat, Bandar tells him: You won't get anything better. Bandar asks whether the PA chairman would prefer Ariel Sharon to Barak - in light of the upcoming elections in Israel - and then he presents Arafat with an ultimatum: If you do not accept the Clinton offer, this means "we go to war"; no Arab state will rally to support you.
Profiles: The Prince : The New Yorker
"Atwan: Arafat Signed Oslo Accords Hoping Jews Would Flee" (November 20, 2004)
Yasser Arafat agreed to sign the Oslo Accords because he expected that the agreements would lead thousands of Jews to flee Israel.
Abdel Bari Atwan, editor of the London-based daily al-Quds al-Arabi, said Arafat said so when they met in Tunis, days before he returned to the Gaza Strip. "The man told me, 'Listen, Abdel Bari, I know that you are opposed to the Oslo Accords, but you must always remember what I'm going to tell you. The day will come when you will see thousands of Jews fleeing Palestine. I will not live to see this, but you will definitely see it in your lifetime. The Oslo Accords will help bring this about.'"...
As an added bonus:
Best. Deal. Ever.
The untold story of Condis Peace-Process Anguish.
by Condoleezza Rice | October 23, 2011
But we digress. The fact is that the would-have-been "Palestinians" had given up their claims to
OUR land long ago.
I sure am glad that we have cleared that up once and for all.