Title: Carter's bias and frustration intersect in his latest work
Review: Perhaps Jimmy Carter's book, the latest in a long series of unremarkable writings, provides an outlet for his longstanding frustration for not being able to achieve a settlement between Israelis and Palestinians at the same time he facillitated the Israel-Egypt Treaty. His book inappropriately inflames reader's thinking by detailing the difficulties born by Palestinians as a result of Israeli policies necessary to provide essential protection for its civilian population from the suicide bombers recruited, financed, trained, sent into Israel with murderous objectives, and then glorified at home. If Carter's intentions were truly to advance the process of coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians he would have provided a treatise for readers to appreciate the issues in the current situation filtered through a full account of ALL the facts on the ground and the history of what preceded them.
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