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Wednesday September 19, 2001

Officials urge Muslim students to remain calm

Another student leaves after his parents are spooked by ASU attack

Congressman Jim Kolbe, R-Ariz., said yesterday that the safety of the UA Muslim community is a top priority for state and local leaders - especially after a handful of students from the Middle East decided to return to their home countries.

"Bigotry and discrimination against race and religion is not something we will tolerate," Kolbe said at the Islamic Center of Tucson, 901 E. First St., where he gave a speech yesterday to reassure Muslim children of their safety.

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    "Deep, deep suffering is felt by the Israeli people. I'm worried about the sentiments, the hate which has come up from some Americans against the Arab people. I have seen this in Israel so many times after an attack. Please do not hate the Arabs. Hate is what takes the terrorists out of the image of God."
    - Rabbi Michael Melchior, Israeli deputy minister of foreign affairs


     

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