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Hit Fails On Arafat's Nephew
Gaza City/JTA — Yasser Arafat's
nephew survived an assassination
attempt in the Gaza Strip. Moussa
Arafat, whom the Palestinian leader
briefly appointed as Gaza security chief
in July, was safely away from his com-
pound when a car bomb exploded out-
side Tuesday night.
Later, Moussa Arafat accused a
Palestinian "fifth column" of trying to
kill him, a possible reference to Islamic
groups or even fellow Fatah members
who had taken to the street after his
appointment, complaining of his cor-
ruption.
ADL Slams Shoah Comment
New York/JTA — Comparing media
outlets that ignore Vietnam-era critics of
John Kerry to Holocaust deniers is
"grossly inappropriate," a Jewish group
said.
Sinclair Broadcast Group has come
under fire for its plans to broadcast a
documentary criticizing the activities of
the Massachusetts senator and
Democratic presidential candidate a
week before the November election.
Sinclair has ordered its 62 stations to
clear air time for the film. The compa-
ny's vice president, Mark Hyman, told
CNN and the Washington Post that net-
works that refuse to air the documen-
tary, which focuses on Kerry's anti-war
activities after his return from Vietnam
in the early 1970s, were "acting like
Holocaust deniers."
In a letter to the Post posted on the
ADL Web site, the ADIS national
director, Abraham Foxman, said,
"Regardless of Mr. Hyman's opinion of
the quality of news coverage relating to
presidential campaign issues, his analogy
to those who deny the Nazi murder of 6
million Jews and millions of others is
insensitive and painful."
Foxman added, "Usage of Holocaust
imagery to score a political point is
unacceptable."
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