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April 10, 1994 - Image 6

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Michigan Citizen, 1994-04-10

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,
THE FUNDAME T fact
is that- the military and s ttler
occupation of'th We Bank and
Gaza is the primary impediment
to a principled and permanent
peace in the region
Putting the PLO and the Pal-
tinians on probation through a
peace accord that only extends
limited autonomy over a small
section of Palestine is not the
solution. Nor will have m ures
lik rounding up a few re ction-
ry s ttlers suffi .
u h an accord and half
me ur will legitima ly not
calm h pas ions of an ag­
gri ved people who have uf­
fer d, bled and di d from a
hom I nd of their own.
Justi would be s rved if the
I raeli govemm n would heed
th c 11 of many within its own
binet and th vi s of the pro­
gr ive Peace Now Movement
in Israel and gin an immedi­
at and irr versibl p of
dismantling th J wi h s ttle­
men in the West Bank and
Gaza Strip.
Progressive people of good will
and conscience - Arabs and
J ws, Christians and Muslims, a
rainbow force for a just and last­
ing peace in the Middl East­
from 11 over th world must
end a loud and clear message to
th I raeli government: The oc­
cupation of Palestine must end
now!
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of a lar, multi-ethnic, multi-
ligiou n tion on 11 of th t r­
ri ory controlled by th
Pal tinians for much of thi
ntury.
Gon w ny immedi te
ho of an independent Pal -
ini n tat. I tead th PLO,
w ned mili rily and 10 ing
favor among the Pale tinian
m , made a de perate gam­
ble for mall pi e of wh t
w lis left of the loaf now in
ho of ring the balance at
some point in the future. This
pe c ceord did not well
with many Palestinian who
considered it a virtual sell out by
th PL .
Th agre ment did not set
well with many of the Israeli t­
tlers ither, m ny of whom have
never abandoned the zionist vi-
ion of a greater Israel which
would embra all of th West
Bank and Gaza Strip.
The more than 100,000 Is­
raeli s ttlers are the resultofth
policy of various Israeli regimes
By Bernice Powell Jackson
victims of drive-by shootings or
who a kill with guns a i­
dentally, oft n by other children
who re either their relati or
playmates.
It must be difficult to be a
pastor in Black America these
d y . It must be difficult to find
ways to console inconsolabl
moth rs who have 10 th ir
b of jackets or h or
J wIry.
I t must b difficult to support
th other children, 1 k in a
world ofr tributionand viol n
nd knowing no way to nd his
iral which can only end in h
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