One day it’s a gangland-style abduction, with the victims bundled into a car and then dumped by the roadside with bullet wounds. On another, an assassination attempt in a heavily fortified compound. On yet another, a drive-by shooting that leaves a bleeding man slumped over the wheel of his car. When rival Palestinian forces face off in the Gaza Strip, as they have been doing in an escalating conflict that has left nearly a dozen fighters dead and scores injured this month, they are acting in accordance with a script of sorts — one written by none other than the late Yasser Arafat. Full Story