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bloody Purim, they said, he had been
a fine, even special man. "People here
loved him, and that's what upsets
them about demolishing the [shrine],
although there are some people who
also love what he did [in the mas-
sacre]," said Avi Cohen-Or, 33, a local
yeshiva student who had been
"shocked" by the killings.
Added a 19-year-old yeshiva stu-
dent, who would not give his name,
"My sister is a nurse and she worked
with Goldstein, and she said he was
the most dedicated doctor. He would
treat Arabs, he just wouldn't treat ter-
rorists. He didn't do what he did
because he hated Arabs, but because

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A 1992 photograph of Dr. Baruch
Goldstein treating an Israeli soldier
in an ambulance.

he wanted to save Jews."
One point unmentioned:
Goldstein's ideology. Since his teenage
years in New York, he had been a
committed member of Kach. Its vio-
lent, racist politics are summed up in
their signature chant of "Death to the
Arabs."
Trade and Industry Minister Ran
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1998 law forbidding the building of
shrines to dead terrorists such as
Goldstein, knows the depth of pas-
sions Baruch Goldstein still arouses.
About a year ago, on a night after a
High Court hearing had been held on
the issue, and after Cohen had spoken
his views on a popular radio talk show,
his car was torched in the driveway of
his home.
With all that, one wonders whether
the words of Justice Cheshin will
engender respect or violence: "We
should remember," he wrote, "first
and foremost, the honor of the 29
people whose lives Goldstein took. Do
we honor their memory by maintain-
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