Laura Rozen sends us to Yossi Beilin's unraveling of Yasser Arafat in The Forward:

During the Camp David Summit in 2000, Arafat told President Clinton, "If I accept the proposals that have been made here, then you will have to come to my funeral." This, of course, is not a serious argument. You can object to a proposal, or support it, but opposition that derives from fear for one's life from extremists is, in my opinion, unforgivable.

The rest of the piece is in of a similar tone: condescension is the courtesy of the victor towards the vanquished.