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Jackson seeks reconciliation -
San Francisco (JTA) —
The Rev. Jess Jackson, in
a speech to the Dramocratic
National Convention Tues-
day night in which he
pledged to support the
Democratic Party's ticket of
former Vice President Wal-
ter Mondale and Rep.
Geraldine Ferraro, made a
strong appeal for reconcilia-
tion with those who he had
offended during his cam-
paign, including the Jewish
community.
"We must turn from
finger-pointing to clasped
hands," he said of Jews and
blacks. "We must share our
burdens and our joys with
each other once again. We
must turn to each other and
not on each other and choose
the higher ground."
At the same time,
Jackson made it clear that
he was sticking by the is-
sues he raised in the cam-
paign, including that of
United States policy in the
Middle East. "Our present
formula for peace in the
Middle East is inadequate
and will not work. There are
22 nations in the Middle
East and we must be able to
talk, act, influence and
reconcile all of them. He
added that "we have too
many interests (in the
Mideast) and too few
friends."
Jackson spoke after the
convention adopted his
change to the affirmative
action section of the party's
Israel ignores
Arab pressures
on refugees
Geneva (JTA) — Efraim
Dubek, the Israeli Ambas-
sador to the United Nations
announced earlier this
month that despite Arab
pressures to exclude Israel
from the Second Interna-
tional Conference on Assis-
tance to Refugees in Africa,
Israel would be participat-
ing. -
"It is no secret that Is-
rael's passing a very dif-
ficult economic crisis,"
Dubek said. "Nevertheless
Israel has decided to put it-
self at the disposition of Af-
rican refugee's within the
framework of the confer-
ence."
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Kolleck breaks
leg in fall
Jerusalem (JTA) —
Mayor Teddy Kollek frac-
tured his leg and badly cut
his arm in an accidental fall
Wednesday. His leg is in a
cast and his arm heavily
bandaged but he is back at
work.
platform, eliminating a
"Twenty years later, our
clause rejecting quotas. The communities, black and
change, adopted by a voice Jewish, are in anguish,
vote, was apparently the re- anger and pain," Jackson
sult of an agreement be- said. "Feelings have been
tween Jackson and Mon- hurt on both sides. There is
dale. Jackson's three other a crisis in communications
proposals, including the . . . But we cannot afford to
elimination of second lose our way. We may agree
primaries, were rejected.
to agree, or agree to dis-
There seemed to be some agree on issues, but we must
question whether Tuesday's bring back civility to the
action puts the Democratic tensions."
Party in favor of quotas. The
Jackson noted that
sentence in question now "many blacks and Jews
says that the Democratic have a shared passion for
Party "reaffirms its long- social justice at home and
standing commitment to peace abroad; We must seek
the eradication of discrimi- a revival of the spirit, in-
nation in all aspects of spired by a new vision of
American life through the new, possibilities," He said
use of affirmative action go- Jews and blacks are "bound
als, timetables and other by Moses and Jesus, but also
verifiable measures to over- connected with Islam and
turn historic patterns and Mohammed. These three
historic burdens of dis- great religions.— Judaism,
crimination in hiring, train- Christianity and Islam —
ing, promotions, contract
were all born in the revered
procurement, education and _and
holy city of Jerusalem.
administration of all federal
programs."
"We are bound by Dr.
Two black spokepersons Martin Luther King, Jr.
for the change definitely and Rabbi Abraham Hes-
said that "verifiable meas- chel, crying out from their
ures" means quotas. One graves for us to reach com-
noted, "IfJewish Americans mon ground. We are bound
have a special appreciation by shared blood and shared
for the relationship between sacrifices. We are much too
the Holocaust and the need intelligent; much too bound
for a secure State of Israel by our Judeo-Christian
then why not respect the heritage; much too vic-
deep understandeing of timized by racism, sexism,
black Americans for the militarism and anti-
need for verifiable meas- Semitism; much too
ures such as quotas in pur- threatened as historical
scapegoats to go on divided
suing affrmative action?"
Delores Tucker, vice one from another."
However, Jackson added
chairperson of the conven-
tion's black caucus, said that the "old coalition" must
that verifiable measures do be expanded to include
mean quotas. But Reps. others such as Arab Ameii-
Patricia Schroeder of cans. "They too know the
Colorado and Barbara pain and hurt of racial and
Mikulsi of Maryland denied religious rejection," he said.
this.
"They must not continue to
Mikulsi, national co- be made pariahs."
chairperson of the Mondale
Jackson was introduced
campaign, said that in the by several persons repre-
view of Mondale and Fer- senting the various groups
raro, "verifiable measures in his Rainbow Coalition.
does not mean quotas." This The first was James
will apparently be the Zoghby, executive director
argument that Mondale of the Arab American
will make to those, particu- Anti-Discrimination Com-
larly in the Jewish commu- mittee. Another was a Jew,
nity, who strongly oppose Suzanne Ross, who said she
quotas.
was born in Europe during
Jackson's appeal for re- the Holocaust and stressed
conciliation with the Jewish her concern for Israel as
community came as he well as the Palestinians.
noted the progress made for
•
blacks since the 1964
Democratic convention in
Atlantic , City. "Twenty Farrakhan here
years ago, tears welled up in Monday night
our eyes as the bodies of
Schwerner, Goodman and
Louis Farrakhan, Nation
Cheney were dredged from of Islam leader who made
the depths of 'a river in Mis- several anti-Jewish state-
sissippi," he said referring ments, while supporting •
to three slain civil rights Rev. Jesse Jackson's cam-
workers, Michael paign, will speak in Detroit
Schwerner, 24, and James Monday evening.
Goodman, 20, of New York,
Farrakhan. has been in-
both Jewish, arid James vited "to set the record
Chaney, 21, a Mississippi straight" by Rev. Jim Hol-
black. The three were shot ley of Little Rock Baptist
to death' while working to Church. Farrakhan will
register blacks to vote. La- speak at the church, 9000
ter, seven white men were Woodward Ave., at 7:30
convicted of the crime.
p.m. Monday.
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