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October 06, 1995 - Image 121

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1995-10-06

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separation, geographically, at
least, the Interim Agreement will
bring Israelis and autonomous
Palestinians closer. Gaza and
Jericho are relatively distant
from the Israeli heartland. But
the soon-to-be-autonomous cities
of Tulkarem and Qalqilya, Beth-
lehem and Ramallah are just a
"stone's throw" from Tel Aviv,
Jerusalem, and their suburbs.
So no one doubts that in the
months to come, opponents of the
new arrangements, in both com-
munities, will try their best to
sabotage the pact. Hebron will
undoubtedly be a focus of conflict,
but the reverberations will affect
the general atmosphere — and
perhaps implementation — else-
where.
Thre is also the danger of a
chain reaction. If the redeploy-
ment is disrupted, the Palestini-

ans elections may be delayed be-
yond next spring. And if Pales-
tinian disappointment expresses
itself in support for terrorism, the
government may not be able to
resist pressures to move the Is-
raeli elections forward. As things
stand now, the redeployment is
scheduled to be completed about
the time of the party primaries
in Israel — and just a few weeks
before talks on the final settle-
ment are slated to begin.
Once completed, the many by-
pass roads being paved in the
West Bank may be able to solve
the worst problems on the
ground. But they will not help Is-
raelis bypass the real issue at
stake now: the broader "nation-
al condition" — political, eco-
nomic, and social — they want to
forge for Israel as it enters the
21st century. E]

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heard everything, a flamboyant "besieged with calls of outrage."
defense lawyer managed to drag "However vile Fuhrman's
in Hitler and the Holocaust on words have been, the comparison
the final day of arguments. to Hitler's deeds is insulting and
Jewish agencies immediately demeaning to the millions of his
denounced the rhetoric by John- victims and to a world that was
nie L. Cochran Jr., Simpson's racked by war for six years," the
lead attorney, while a local Jew- ADL said.
"The metaphor trivializes a
ish lawyer said the suffering of
his family at Nazi hands was a profound historical tragedy."
Rabbi Abraham Cooper,
source for Mr. Cochran's re-
ciate dean of the Wiesenthal Cen-
marks.
The reference to Hitler was in- ter, said, 'The whole world knows
troduced by Mr. Cochran while Mark Fuhrman is a racist and an
denouncing former Los Angeles anti-Semite, to boot. That said,
Police Detective Mark Fuhrman, Johnnie Cochran's comparison
a key prosecution witness.
In comparing Mr. Fuhrman to
Hitler, Mr. Cochran told the jury
that "there was another man not
too long ago in the world who had
those same views, who wanted
to burn people, who had racist
views and ultimately had power
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Mr. Cochran said: "People
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scourge became one of the worst man to mass murderer Adolf
people in the world, Adolf Hitler, Hitler was,to say the least, com-
because people didn't care, didn't pletely inaccurate and wholly in-
appropriate." Most incensed was
try to stop him."
"Fuhrman wants to take all Fred Goldman, the father of mur-
black people now and burn them der victim Ronald Lyle Goldman.
"We have seen a man who per-
or bomb them," said Mr.
haps
is the worst kind of racist
Cochran. "That's genocidal
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racism."
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