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   From: PIntell@notmail.com   
      
   > Speaking frankly about Israel and Palestine   
   > Jimmy Carter says his recent book is drawing knee-jerk accusations of   
   > anti-Israel bias.   
   > By Jimmy Carter   
   > the 39th president of the United States. His newest book is "Palestine:   
   > Peace Not Apartheid," published last month. He is scheduled to sign   
   > books Monday at Vroman's in Pasadena.   
   > December 8, 2006   
   > I signed a contract with Simon & Schuster two years ago to write a book   
   > about the Middle East, based on my personal observations as the Carter   
   > Center monitored three elections in Palestine and on my consultations   
   > with Israeli political leaders and peace activists.   
   > We covered every Palestinian community in 1996, 2005 and 2006, when   
      
      
   The Republicans support Israel to have a strategic ally in the Middle East.   
   The Democrats support Israel because most U.S. Jewish people are Democrats.   
   We all support Israel because it is a rich and impressive society.   
      
   But...Jewish immigration to Israel is recognizable as another page in the   
   long history of European colonialism.   
      
   And the historical pattern of colonialism is that the colonists improve   
   infrastructure, social systems, and markets...and then face pressure from   
   local or regional demographics.   
      
   Of course the creation of the Jewish state by the UN was one of the   
   solutions to the end of WWII...   
      
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