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SALE
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SALE
PRICE
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$339**
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WAS $21,754
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SALE
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36 MO.
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SPECIALS
DISCOUNT 52211
WAS $17,609
DISCOUNT $2299
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itter words can have con-
sequences.... They leave
the impression that vio-
lence is acceptable."
So said President Bill Clinton,
in his remarks following the Ok-
lahoma City bombing, concern-
ing those whose rhetoric may
have encouraged terrorism in the
Midwest. But the president could
even more easily have been
speaking about how Yassir
Arafat's constant use of rhetoric
encourages terrorism in the
Mideast.
During the 1 1/2 years since
the signing of the Israel-PLO
peace accords, Mr. Arafat has
continually made speeches incit-
ing violence against Israel. Best-
own, perhaps, are his repeated
calls for jihad (Islamic holy war)
against Israel.
* May 10, 1994: Speaking to a
Muslim audience in South Africa,
Mr. Arafat called for a jihad
against Israel.
* Nov. 21, 1994: Mr. Arafat
vowed to a Gaza audience that
"this Palestinian people will con-
tinue their struggle and jihad."
* Jan. 3, 1995: He told a Gaza
audience that "we have the
weapon of faith, the weapon of
martyrdom, the weapon ofjihad."
Mr. Arafat also has publicly
praised the violent Palestinian
Arab intifada, saying that it must
"continue, continue, continue."
On the very day that he received
his Nobel Peace Prize, Mr. Arafat
declared that "the intifada will
continue until Palestine is re-
deemed with blood and fire."
* Jan. 14, 1995: On Palestine
television, Mr. Arafat asserted
that the peace accords are part of
the PLO's "1974 plan" — a refer-
ence to the PLO's "Strategy of
Phases," adopted in 1974, to de-
stroy Israel phase by phase.
* Nov. 15, 1994: Speaking in
Gaza, Mr. Arafat referred to Is-
rael as "the Zionist enemy."
A message sent by Mr. Arafat
to PLO officials in Arab co u ntries
in this same month likewise as-
serted that the creation of a PLO
state in the territories "can con-
tinue the struggle to remove the
enemy from all Palestinian
lands."
Mr. Arafat also continues to
praise individual Arab terrorists
as "martyrs" and "heroes," even
declaring earlier this year, "We
are all seeking to be martyrs," us-
ing the word shahid, which refers
to a Muslim who dies while fight-
ing the enemy. In a January 1995
speech to an audience of young
Palestinian Arab women in Gaza,
Mr. Arafat said, "We are proud
of the role of Palestinian women,
from Avir to Dalal." He was re-
ferring to two prominent female
PLO terrorists, one who was in-
volved in the murder of an Israeli
in Ramallah, and another who
took part in the massacre of 38
Israeli bus passengers on the Tel
Aviv Highway.
Mr. Arafat continues to make
these belligerent speeches despite
the fact that the Israel-PLO peace
accords specifically require him
to "call upon the Palestinian
Arabs to reject violence and ter-
rorism." Israel's leaders insist-
ed that the peace accords include
this requirement because such
speeches by Mr. Arafat would
demonstrate that he and the
PLO have sincerely transformed
themselves from being terrorists
— and because such speeches
could influence the Palestinian
Arab masses to change the at-
mosphere and create a new moral
tone, making clear that the Pales-
tinian Arab leadership will not
tolerate escalating violence. It
would send a message to the
Arab world that terrorism is im-
moral and must cease.
Arafat continues
his hate talk.
Jews know from history the
importance of stopping hate
speech before it turns into vio-
lence.
As the distinguished historian
Paul Johnson wrote in A History
of the Jews: "One of the principal
lessons of Jewish history has
been that repeated verbal slan-
ders are sooner or later followed
by violent physical deeds. Time
and again over the centuries,
anti-Semitic writings created
their own fearful momentum
which climaxed in an effusion of
Jewish blood."
Mr. Arafat has further en-
couraged hatred of Israel by con-
stantly trying to blame it for
actions that were the fault of oth-
ers. When six Hamas bomb mak-
ers blew themselves up in Gaza
last month, Mr. Arafat an-
nounced that "Israeli explosives"
were found at the scene. Presi-
dent Clinton referred to the "pro-
moters of paranoia" who may
have encouraged the Oklahoma
City attack. Mr. Arafat, for his
part, has been promoting anti-Is-
rael paranoia — and the conse-
quences could be deadly. ❑
Morton Klein is national
president of the Zionist
Organization of America.