Jimmy Carter After Hugging Hamas Demands East Jerusalem for Terrorist Groups

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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, left, and Indian activist Ela Bhatt, members of the Elders, inside a minibus after visiting the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan, Thursday, Oct. 21, 2010. The Elders are an independent group of eminent global...

Jimmy probably isn't sorry for being Antisemitic. The Arabs want to set up a Jew free Palestine
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London's Al Quds quotes Jimmy Carter as calling for Israel to withdraw from "East Jerusalem", saying it must become the capital of a Palestinian Arab state.

AFP quotes him as saying, "We will continue to work on a peaceful solution where the Israelis will withdraw from east Jerusalem and let this be the capital of a Palestinian state."
Arab interest in Jerusalem was practically nil before the anti-semitic Mufti in the 1920s started politicizing the issue, and then it faded from Muslim and Arab consciousness for the 19 years of Jordanian rule when the Palestinian Arab national cause was all but mute.

Arab interest in Jerusalem is directly proportional to Jewish political rule over the city. It is not inherent; it is derivative. It was never set up as a positive goal but rather a negative one - they didn't want to establish Jerusalem as an Arab capital, but to deprive Jews of establishing it as theirs.

Nowhere was this clearer than in 1949, when almost the entire Arab world appealed to the UN to make Jerusalem an international city - and expel all Jews who moved there since 1947:
If Tel Aviv must
be Israel's capital
according to the
entire world,
why can Ramallah
not be the
Palestinian
Arab capital?

Recently Jimmy Carter
called Israel
an Apartheid,
(something which Israel
is not and Carter knew)
but after apologizing
now Carter
is demanding
to make a separation
where no Jew can go..
Why is he demanding
to create
a Jew free area
when Israel
does not have an
Arab free area?
The only thing that is
consistent
is the man's hate.
What makes Carter
different then
Mel Gibson's cycle
of apologies?
Nothing!

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - OCTOBER 21:  Members of the 'Council of Elders' Delegation, Ireland's former president and UN high commissioner for human rights Mary Robinson (C), former U.S President Jimmy Carter (L) and Indian activist, Ela Bhatt (R) meet in a...
Former US president Jimmy Carter (L) and Indian activists Ela Bhat (C), delegates of The Elders group of retired prominent world figures, meet Israeli activist Asaf Sharon (R), leader of the weekly demonstration against Israeli occupation in the mostly Arab...

Former US president Jimmy Carter (L), a member of The Elders group of retired prominent world figures, meets with Israeli activist Asaf Sharon (R), leader of the weekly demonstration against Israeli occupation in the mostly Arab Jerusalem neighbourhood of...
Members of the Elders Delegation (from L-R), former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, former President of Ireland Mary Robinson and Ela Bhatt look as residents point to the back of Odeh, a Palestinian boy who says he was beaten by Israeli border police,...

Members of The Elders group of retired prominent world figures, former US president Jimmy Carter (C), former Irish president and UN high commissioner for human rights Mary Robinson (C-back) and Indian activist Ela Bhatt (R) arrive to the weekly demonstration...

Former US president Jimmy Carter visits the weekly demonstration against Israeli occupation in the mostly Arab Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah on October 22, 2010.


Delegates of The Elders group of retired prominent world figures: US President Jimmy Carter (L), Ireland's former president and UN high commissioner for human rights Mary Robinson (C) and Indian activist Ela Bhatt (partially hidden R), look at the wounds...

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - OCTOBER 21:  Members of the 'Council of Elders' Delegation, Ireland's former president and UN high commissioner for human rights Mary Robinson (C), former U.S President Jimmy Carter (L) and Indian activist, Ela Bhatt (R) meet in a...


Former U.S President Jimmy Carter (R) listens to a Palestinian resident during a visit of the Elders Delegation to the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Silwan October 21, 2010. The mostly Arab neighborhood of Silwan is a frequent flashpoint between...

Former US president Jimmy Carter (C), a member of The Elders group of retired prominent world figures, addresses the crowd during the weekly demonstration against Israeli occupation in the mostly Arab Jerusalem neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah on October 22,...

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - OCTOBER 21:  Members of the 'Council of Elders' Delegation, Ireland's former president and UN high commissioner for human rights Mary Robinson (C), former U.S President Jimmy Carter (L) and Indian activist, Ela Bhatt (R) meet in a...

JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - OCTOBER 21:  Member of the 'Council of Elders' Delegation former U.S. President Jimmy Carter listens to a Palestinian resident during a visit to the Elders Delegation in the Arab East Jerusalem neighborhood of Silwan on October 21,...


Members of the Elders Delegation (from R-L) former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, Ela Bhatt and former President of Ireland Mary Robinson visit the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Silwan October 21, 2010. The mostly Arab neighborhood of Silwan is a...


London's Al Quds quotes Jimmy Carter as calling for Israel to withdraw from "East Jerusalem", saying it must become the capital of a Palestinian Arab state.

AFP quotes him as saying, "We will continue to work on a peaceful solution where the Israelis will withdraw from east Jerusalem and let this be the capital of a Palestinian state."



Arab interest in Jerusalem was practically nil before the anti-semitic Mufti in the 1920s started politicizing the issue, and then it faded from Muslim and Arab consciousness for the 19 years of Jordanian rule when the Palestinian Arab national cause was all but mute.

Arab interest in Jerusalem is directly proportional to Jewish political rule over the city. It is not inherent; it is derivative. It was never set up as a positive goal but rather a negative one - they didn't want to establish Jerusalem as an Arab capital, but to deprive Jews of establishing it as theirs.
Members of the Elders Delegation: former President of Ireland Mary Robinson, background right, looks at former U.S. president Jimmy Carter, center,  while visiting a weekly protest in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah, Friday, Oct. 22,...
 in 1949, almost the entire Arab world appealed to the UN to make Jerusalem an international city - and expel all Jews who moved there since 1947:
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter looks on during his visit to the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Silwan October 21, 2010.

Members of the Elders Delegation, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, center, former President of Ireland Mary Robinson, background center right, and Indian activist Ela Bhatt, background right, talk with members of The Sheikh Jarrah Solidarity...

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