(AFA - 2007)
Read the paragraph of an article from Newsweek, Nov/14, 2005, whose title is "Rethinking Arafat" and answer question 29 according to it.
"It might also take years for Palestinians to assess Arafat's legacy. Given the lingering suspicion that he was poisoned (the cause of death is listed as undetermined), many Palestinians aren't in the mood to start sorting through his record. 'As long as this matter is not resolved, you won't hear people questioning his leadership', says Hafes Barghouti, editor of the Palestiniam daily Al-Jadidah, just bemoaning the consequences."
According to the writer,
Arafat's legacy will certainly take time to be assessed.
Arafat must have been poisoned.
many Palestinians want to clarify the suspicion concerning Arafat's death as soon as possible.
Arafat's leadership won't be questioned, unless the matter of his death is resolved.
Gabarito:
Arafat's leadership won't be questioned, unless the matter of his death is resolved.