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A January 20, 1999
>From "National Jewish Coaltion Applauds Republican National Committee
Condemnation of Racist Group
January 20, 1999, Washington, DC....
The National Jewish Coalition wrote to Chairman Nicholson:
"Your forceful and unequivocal condemnation of that group's racist views
is a resounding restatement of one of the Republican Party's core
principles.
"The Republican Party has always been committed to the basic values of
liberty, democracy, and equality. Hate and racism have no place in the
party of Lincoln and never have."
NJC National Chairman Cheryl Halpern said, "Republican Party leaders
have consistently come out against racism and bigotry whenever they have
appeared. Whether it's David Duke or the Council of Conservative
Citizens, Republicans have repudiated those who espouse racist views and
kept them out of the party. This party has a strong record of opposing
hatred and racism, a record of which the party can be proud."
By calling on all Republicans to denounce the Council of Concerned
Citizens, Chairman Nicholson has once again demonstrated his commitment to
putting principle above politics. The NJC commends him for standing up for
the rights and equality of every American."
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B December 1999
"From Republican Jewish Coalition site:
U.S. - Israel Relationship
...The U.S.-Israel alliance is of tremendous importance to
both countries. Israel is a major ally of the U.S., a stable democracy
in a region that is unstable and where certain rogue countries remain
hostile to America's interests..." December 6,1999"
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C December 6, 1999
"New York Times
December 6, 1999
JERUSALEM -- On the surface, the bill that Muhammad Baraka
recently submitted to the Israeli Parliament seemed innocuous
enough.
Baraka, an Israeli-Arab legislator, is proposing to anchor in law
the seemingly factual assertion that Israel is a democratic and
multicultural state.
Parliament's legal advisers, however, considered the bill so
subversive that they recommended that it not even be sent to the
floor for debate. Baraka's proposal, it seems, cleverly omits a
sacred point: that Israel values one culture above all others. It
is, after all, the Jewish homeland, established on a policy of
ethnic preference to redress the enormity of the Holocaust as well
as millennia of wandering..."
"A Rightist Leader Stirs Tepid Dissent, and Assent
. . .Haider's party did well in Vienna with a simple slogan, "Stop the
Überfremdung," an appeal against "overforeignization" that, to a German
speaker, carries connotations of Goebbels, as indeed do other aspects of
Haider's speeches. Haider now disowns the slogan and says it was dreamed up
by the Vienna branch of his Freedom Party.
"...the speaker of Austria's Parliament, Heinz Fischer, promised that the
legislature would pass a resolution against xenophobia. That evening, some
25,000 people rallied in Vienna against racism.
The rally drew Haider's scorn and sharply divided even his opponents over
its
size and its aims.
Doron Rabinovici, a writer and one of the rally's organizers, pledged at the
gathering that anti-Haider forces will not wait next time until after an
election to come out against racism. He demanded a law against
discrimination
because "no one can be certain of their future in Austria so long as someone
is exposed to persecution because of their origins." The rally was "the
beginning of a political movement against people who whip up fear, the first
of many manifestations of courage," he said.
At the Hofburg gathering, Haider inveighed against what he called frustrated
left-wingers; an "organized witchhunt from abroad," and "this leftist,
pseudo-intellectual nonsense about hating foreigners." To those who marched
under the banner "Haider-shame for Austria," his retort was, "It is
certainly
not a shame to feel responsible above all for one's own people."
Such language worries some Viennese. Ariel Muzicant, the leader of the small
Jewish community that has re-formed since World War II, has said that
anti-Semitic attacks are on the rise. "
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