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FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1990
the Jewish community."
Many Jewish leaders
criticized Rabbi Weiss' pro-
test.
Seymour Reich, chairman
of the Conference of Presi-
dents of Major American
Jewish Organizations,
Diane Steinman, director of
the New York Chapter of the
American Jewish Com-
mittee, and anti-Defamation
League Director Abraham
Foxman each called Rabbi
Weiss' demonstration inap-
propriate.
Despite the protest, Rabbi
Weiss said he will continue
to protest.
"If we don't speak out,
we're strengthening, not
weakening, their hands," he
said. "When I stood out
there (to protest), it was with
great angst, but pride as a
Jew. I cannot be silent or de-
ceive myself."
In a speech this week to
the joint session of Congress,
Mandela spoke about de-
veloping Africa with busi-
ness opportunities, omitting
previous references to
Arafat, Qaddafi and Cuban
leader Fidel Castro.
"I was very glad he left out
any references" to the three,
said Sen. Arlen Specter,
R-Pa. "I thought it was a
very impressive speech. I
think it is very important
that we express our dis-
agreements as well as our
agreements with Mr.
Mandela.
"I think there is much op-
position in this country on
his remarks about Qaddafi,
Arafat and Castro," Specter
said. "After all, the United
States took military action
against Qaddafi because he
blew up a discotheque in
East Berlin, wounding many
of our military personnel
and murdering one of our
soldiers.
"There are very deep feel-
ings in this country against
Arafat .because he and the
PLO are responsible for the
murder of our ambassador to
the Sudan in 1974 and the
murder of Leon Klinghoffer
in the hijacking of the
Achille Lauro in 1985."
Michigan Rep. Howard
Wolpe, who chairs the House
Africa subcommittee, said
he did not want to be too
critical of Mandela. But he
said Mandela was taking a
risk by showing support for
those who have not cham-
pioned the fight against
apartheid.
Together with Randall
Robinson, head of the pro-
ANC lobbying group Tran-
sAfrica, Wolpe in 1986 led
the fight in Congress to es-
tablish U.S. sanctions
against South Africa.
"I am obviously disap-
pointed about his support for
Arafat and find his support
of Qaddafi outrageous," said
Sen. Howard Metzenbaum,
D-Ohio. Although Metzen-
baum doesn't agree with
these positions of Mandela,
he said the ANC leader still
is viewed a national hero.
Local and national Jewish
groups say they are upset by
Mandela's remarks, but ad-
Rabbi Alexander Schindler:
"Mandela is just and holy"
mire and support his fight
against apartheid.
"While we are disap-
pointed that Mr. Mandela
has noted his camaraderie
with three individuals who
personify neither non-
violence nor democracy, Mr.
Arafat and Mr. Qaddafi and
Mr. Castro, we nevertheless
support his mission to guar-
antee political and civil
rights to all South
Africans," said Jewish
Community Council Presi-
dent Paul D. Borman.
Because of time con-
straints, Mandela did not
meet with Jewish Commun-
ity Council representatives
during his visit to Detroit.
Union of American Heb-
rew Congregations Senior
Vice President Albert
Vorspan called Mandela's
statements of support for the
PLO "disappointing," while
Conference of Presidents of
Major American Organiza-
tions Chairman Reich said
he "takes issue" with
Mandela's remarks about
the PLO.
Other groups, like the New
York New Jewish Agenda
and the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations,
welcomed Mandela without
reservation. New Jewish
Agenda, along with other
members of the Jews for
Racial and Economic Justice
coalition, joined in a
Shabbat service for Mandela
before his visit last week to
New York.