The New Generation of OLDSMOBILE.. OLDSMOBILES FOR LESS Jesse Jackson Defends His Remarks On Israel J.J. GOLDBERG Special to The Jewish News T Jesse Jackson: Anti-Israel remarks. stereotype all Jewish peo- ple." Jackson spoke during an inaugural reception Jan. 1 for Mayor David Dinkins. "I encourage African- Americans and Jews to enter dialogues and coalitions within this country, and I support Israel's right to exist with security within inter- nationally recognized boun- daries," Jackson said. At the same time, he said, "My position is clear: The present relationship bet- ween Israelis and Palesti- J.J. Goldberg writes for the New York Jewish Week. "Some Jewish people agree with my positions," Jackson said. said. "He offered both of them more than they had before. He used honey rather than vinegar. He used incen- tives. Right now, there are no incentives on the table." Hours before the inau- guration, Jackson had stunned political observers by off-the-cuff anti-Israel remarks at a midnight Dinkins swearing-in ceremony in the Bronx. Referring to Israel's presence in the West Bank city of Bethlehem, Jackson was quoted as saying: "Even while we pray and celebrate, we are distracted from this occasion by our fears. Peace meets brutality in the Middle East. The bir- thplace of Jesus the Christ is under occupation." According to one veteran political activist, "Jackson was trying to make life more difficult for David Dinkins, because he sees him as com- petition." Jackson, for his part, in- sisted his remarks were neither inflammatory nor inappropriate. "The new mayor didn't leave out the Middle East in his statement today," Jackson said, recalling Dinkins' inaugural vow to defend "Israel's right to live in peace and security." "Of course," Jackson said, "I agree that the security of Israel is uppermost in our minds. But let me add one thing more: Palestinian justice and Israeli security have to be seen as two sides of the same coin." II] 1990 88 ROYALE Standard Equipment: POWER STEERING/ BRAKES AUTOMATIC AIR ROCKER PANEL AND WHEEL OPENING MOLDINGS Featuring: POWER DOOR LOCKS ELECTRIC REAR DEFOGGER or lease for STK. #386 $275.75 Now only $1 3,840 * New Generation of OLDSMOBILE he Rev. Jesse Jackson believes the Bush ad- ministration should undertake "a bold in- itiative" to accelerate the Middle East peace process, and he suggests appointing former President Jimmy Carter to serve as mediator. The Chicago preacher and activist, whose presidential campaign rhetoric has often sparked fireworks between black and Jewish leaders, also says he favors black- Jewish coalition-building in this country. If he is aware of the deep and widespread antipathy he inspires among many American Jews, however, he is not ready to admit it. "Some Jewish people agree with my positions," Jackson said in an inter- view. "One should not nians is one that is destroy- ing both peoples." Recalling the successful Israeli-Egyptian peace negotiations brokered a decade ago by President Carter, Jackson said: "What must happen ultimately is that, just as Jimmy Carter took a bold in- itiative, President Bush should act. If President Bush does not want to take such a bold initiative between Israelis and Palestinians, maybe he should ask Jimmy Carter to act as a mediator." "The genius of the Carter approach is that he didn't threaten Egypt and he didn't threaten Israel," Jackson The New Generation of 'OLDSMOBILE New Generation of OLDSMOBILE I NEWS I per month • 1990 CUTLASS SUPREME Featuring: POWER DOOR LOCKS ELECTRIC REAR DEFOGGER DIVIDED SEAT 3.1 LITER V-6 Now only Standard Equipment: POWER STEERING/ BRAKES AUTOMATIC AM/FM STEREO or lease for $255.10 per mo. $13,020* 1990 CUTLASS CIERA Featuring: ELECTRIC REAR DEFOGGER AIR WHITE SIDEWALL TIRED Standard Equipment: POWER STEERING/ BRAKES AUTOMATIC AM/FM STEREO STEEL BELTED RADIAL TIRES or lease for Now only $ 11, 613 $222.69 per mo. • 1990 CUTLASS CALMS Standard Equipment.' POWER STEERING/ BRAKES BUCKET SEATS CUT PILE CARPETING STEEL BELTED RADIAL TIRES Featuring: ELECTRIC REAR DEFOGGER AIR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION or lease for Now only $ 9 935* 3 $182.49 per month • • co OLDSMOBILE SAAB 28000 Telegraph Tel-12 Mall • Southfield 0 (&: 5 ni 354-3300 'CUTLASS SUPREME AND DELTA 88 MODELS ONLY "Closed end lease for qualified customers with $1,000 down. Pymt. bas- ed on 48 months. First month pymt. and $350.00 security deposit and license plates. 60,000 mile limitation. 15' per mile over 60,000. Leasee has no obligation to purchase vehicle at lease end. But has purchase option at price to be determined, at lease inception. Leasee responsi- ble for excessive wear and tear. To get total payments multiply monthly pymt. by 48. Subject to 4% use tax. Plus license, plates, and title. The New Generation of OLDSMOBILE ',Umber Of GREATER DETROIT Oldsmobile The New Generation of01.DSMODL E33 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 3