Word: jamil
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...politicians -- especially Middle Eastern politicians -- are wont to do, Shamir was fudging the facts. Jamil Tarifi, a West Bank lawyer associated with the P.L.O., confirmed the talks and implied that he would report on the meeting to P.L.O. chairman Yasser Arafat. By meeting with Tarifi, insisted Labor Party official Yossi Beilin, Shamir made the P.L.O. leader implicitly part of the bargaining process. Said Beilin: "That there is negotiation with the P.L.O. is quite clear...
...says Reporter Ron Ben-Yishai, a military-affairs expert, who serves in the Israeli army. "Very often I experience a strong conflict between my inner feelings as an Israeli and the professional need to see things as they are." The other side of that conflict is acute for Reporter Jamil Hamad. "It is difficult to report what goes on in the West Bank when you are a Palestinian," says Hamad. "On the one hand, you try to be impartial. To me, on the other hand, the tears of mothers and fathers are not just a scene to report...
Manhattan (76):Billy Wheeler 8-7--23, Dave Althaver 5-3--13, Pete Runge 5-10--20, Ed Lawson 3-2--8, Russ Williams 4-0-8, John DeGennaro 0-0-0, Steve Boyle 0-0-0, Jamil Adams 0-1--1, Ken Bouyer 1-0--2, Antoine Owens 0-0--0-, Mike Dunn 0-2--2-, Greg Rock 0-0--0, Alex Rocke...
...Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, who issued the famous pronouncement that "violence is as American as cherry pie" when he was known as H. Rap Brown, finds it easy to spread the blame. "Racism is the state religion," says Amin, now the operator of a small dry-goods store in Atlanta. "Racism is to America what Catholicism is to the Vatican. Racism is the religion, and violence is its liturgy to carry it out." More thoughtful observers are less dogmatic. "What causes racism is the most researched question in all of American social science in 80 years," says Thomas Pettigrew...
MANHATTAN (90): Bret Holmdahl 5-0--10; Chris Schiano 0-0--0; Pete Runge 7-9--23; Ed Lawson 1-4--6; Bill Wheeler 11-7--33; Antoine Owens 3-3--9; Jamil Adams 3-0--6; Ken Bouyer 1-1--3; John Degennaro 0-0--0; Steve Boyle...