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Journal Article
Palestine, Apartheid, and Jimmy Carter: Reading Past the Title
2007
Overview
[...]Carter has remained actively involved with Middle East issues since his defeat in 1980 and he recounts a number of meetings and events that are of some interest. [...]Carter draws on his considerable experience to spell out the broad contours of what a peace settlement between Israelis and Palestinians could WILLIAM B. QUANDT is the Edward R. Stettinius, Jr. [...]in return for peace, Israel should withdraw to more or less the 1967 lines. An earlier American draft had said that the nal status of the West Bank and Gaza would be settled on the basis of all of the principles of UN Security Council Resolution 242, including the mutual obligations of peace, the necessity for security arrangements for all parties concerned . . . , the withdrawal of Israeli forces, a just settlement of the refugee problem and the establishment of secure and recognized boundaries.
