From: MElsant@aol.com Date: Sun 9 Sep 2001 Subject: Support Israel! Do NOT meet Arafat at UN!! (VIPAC) Dear President Bush: Your administration's principled words and actions supporting Israel at the Durban conference had a positive effect. Reuters quoted a State Department official saying on 9/8 "We're confident that our withdrawal was the correct measure and had some effect on a better but still flawed result.'' Such positive results are effected when your administration has the courage to stand by Israel. When your administration lacks such fortitude negative consequences unfortunately follow. Also on 9/8 your decisions to meet Arafat at the UN and to have Secretary Powell speak favorably of the PLO were widely reported in the press. The day after these decisions were published two PLO suicide bombers and one PLO roadside ambush killed five innocent Israelis--one of whom was a teacher on her way to school and another her driver from the ancient Biblical city of Beit Shean--and seriously wounded many others. The fact that these PLO murders occurred right after your favorable decisions for the PLO were published was more than a matter of sequence. It was a matter of consequence. Encouraging PLO terrorists results in more PLO terror. Please reverse your plans to meet PLO terrorist chief Arafat at the UN. Please stop Secretary Powell from speaking favorably of a PLO terrorist state. Instead please have Secretary Powell when he addresses the UN General Assembly speak up vigorously and passionately on behalf of Israel's Biblical and historical right to complete sovereignty in Judea Samaria the Golan Heights and Jerusalem. And please have Secretary Powell express your administration's support for Israel's unfettered natural right of self defense--including support for Israel's duty of protecting her citizens using any means she deems necessary--in Israel's fight for survival against the PLO's cruel terrorist war. Sincerely |
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