Jimmy Carter strides through an impoverished neighborhood of the Dominican town of Dajabon, where cattle mope behind a tangle of barbed wires, where the heat suffocates and the air is thick with mosquitoes. Read More
Jimmy Carter strides through an impoverished neighborhood of the Dominican town of Dajabon, where cattle mope behind a tangle of barbed wires, where the heat suffocates and the air is thick with mosquitoes. Read More
Chronicling his book tour after the release of "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid" in 2006, both book and movie reveal Carter's deep commitment to finding a just and equitable solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while tirelessly explaining the desperate conditions of life under occupation to the unaware. Read More
A Jewish group is calling former President Jimmy Carter's apology to the Jewish community a "publicity stunt." Read More
The sincerity of it is enough to choke a team of oxen. Read More
Jewish organizations have to congratulate him and pretend to believe him. Read More
Recently, I told you about Jimmy Carter's grandson, Jason Carter, and his plans to run for the Georgia Legislature from a State Senate district with a significant Jewish population. Read More
It is a theme that Carter has successfully used to garner media attention for several years. Read More
America's worst president attacked Catholics and Southern Baptists for the abuse of women in a speech he gave in Australia. Read More
I'm pretty sure they do - it is that they are unwilling to take the political risks to try and do it. Read More