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New York Times · 1 March 1994

CP-1994-047

Sad, Angry and Fearful: Voices of Arab-Americans and American Jews

Francis X. Clines

Sad, Angry and Fearful: Voices of Arab-Americans and American Jews — New York Times, 1 March 1994
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“Essa Abed, a Palestinian social worker in Brooklyn: ‘What I’m hearing in the community is a lot of anger, frustration and feelings that the peace process won’t proceed.’… ‘Israel should not be in the occupation business,’ said Terry Ahwal of Detroit, a member of the national board of the Ameri… Arab-Americans were particularly sensitive to the news coverage of the event, contending that while Dr.

Goldstein was portrayed as a lone militant, a Muslim in a similar situation would have been more easily labeled a terrorist.”

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Arab-Americans named and quoted in the New York Times: Essa Abed in Brooklyn, Terry Ahwal in Detroit. The complaint they make is about labelling — that a lone militant and a terrorist are the same man described twice — and this archive now holds both the 1946 and the 1994 ends of that argument.

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"Sad, Angry and Fearful: Voices of Arab-Americans and American Jews," New York Times, 1 March 1994. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1994-047. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1994-047

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