An Arafat Museum!

Gee, a mausoleum, a museum...how about an Arafat theme park??? Will the museum talk about the victims of his terrorism???

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas unveiled a $1.75 million (€1.2 million) mausoleum for Yasser Arafat on Saturday, in a pomp-filled ceremony that helped him draw on the continued popularity of his iconic predecessor as he headed into peace talks with Israel.

The mausoleum, made of glass and beige Jerusalem stone, is surrounded on three sides by water, and a piece of rail track is entombed underneath Arafat's grave. The water and piece of track are meant to symbolize the temporary nature of the grave, officials said, with Palestinians planning to rebury their leader one day in Jerusalem, their hoped-for capital.

Arafat died Nov. 11, 2004, at age 75, in a French military hospital and was buried on the grounds of his West Bank headquarters, now used by Abbas. The exact cause of death remains unknown, fueling persistent rumors that he was either poisoned or died of AIDS.

The mausoleum measures 11 meters by 11 meters (120 square feet) to mark the day of his death. A mosque was built next to the tomb, and an Arafat museum is to open next year.