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Jesse Jackson defiant of death threats
The Rev. Jesse Jackson says
threats made to his family’s
lives have not deterred him
- from his cause to help blacks
and other minorities become
involved in America’s foreign
affairs and other political
situations which affect their
daily lives.
In an article in the
Philadelphia Tribune, Jackson
stated that because of his views
on the Middle East and the
Palestine Liberation
Organization (PLO), “My life
was threatened, my family’s
life was threatened. The Jewish
Defense League put dead
animal heads on the doorsteps
of our office building in Los
Angeles,” and Jewish
organizations attempted to put
PUSH out of commission.
Despite these events,
Jackson remains firm in his
position that the PLO should
not be excluded from any
peace talks with Israel and
other mideast nations.
The head of Operation
PUSH, a key organizer in the
May 17, march on Washington,
in which more than 17,000
people participated, said blacks
and minorities should have a
voice in domestic and foreign
policy.
The major issues are jobs,
health care, transportation and
economic security, along with
cheap energy sources and
housing.
In regards to foreign affairs,
Jackson criticized U.S. support
of the Shah of Iran, whom he
called the “Hitler of Iran.”
Jackson said the U.S. should
make formal apologies to Iran
and vow to never again
interfere in the internal affairs
of that country.
On the Middle East, he said,
“It becomes America’s role, it
seems to me, to accept the fact
that there is bloodshed on both
sides. There is terrorism on
both sides. Our job is to break
the cycle of terror, not glorify
one terrorist and villify the
other one.
He called for blacks and
other minorities to “assume
our role in world politics. After
all, blacks came here as part of
a foreign affair. Slavery was a
foreign affair,” he said. “We
were the original boat people.
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teething troubles.
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