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A president remembers
The Carter version
Dec 13th 2006
From The Economist print edition
JIMMY CARTER won a Nobel peace prize for bringing peace between Israel and
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Egypt at Camp David in 1978. Since then he has devoted his career to good
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How daring. The book has certainly prompted a reaction. A former director of the
Carter Centre resigned as one of the centre s fellows in protest at its
inaccuracies. Harvard s Alan Dershowitz called the book so biased against the
Jewish state as to be “indecent� A luminary from the Washington Institute for
Near East Policy was “saddened�by all the former president s historical errors. Simon & Schuster; 264
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