U.S. Denies Visa to Arafat
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On the subject of Arafat having been denied a visa to the U.S., I believe Shultz has made the biggest mistake of his career. Arafat deserves to have a visa for the U.S., not to address the U.N., but to stand trial for all the crimes that he and his organization have committed against American citizens and other innocent civilians, namely women and children.
KOUROSH KERMANIAN
Los Angles
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