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[[Image:Palestine peace not apartheid.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Cover of Jimmy Carter's contoversial and defamatory book, ''Peace Not Apartheid''.]]

[[Image:Palestine peace not apartheid.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Cover of Jimmy Carter's contoversial and defamatory book, ''Peace Not Apartheid''.]]

:{{See also|Israel apartheid slur}}

:{{See also|Israel apartheid slur}}

Carter was active in foreign affairs after his presidency.  Carter's 2006 book, ''Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid,'' caused Prof. Kenneth Stein, a top aide at the Carter Center to resign because of its depiction of Israel through three decades of diplomatic and military dealings with the Palestinians. Mr. Stein had served as an aide to Mr. Carter during most of those years and considers the book [[deceit]]ful and [[malicious]]. As the book's title suggests, Carter compares Israel with the white supremacist regime of old South Africa. Additionally, fourteen other members of the Carter Center's advisory board have resigned over the book.

Carter was active in foreign affairs after his presidency.  Carter's 2006 book, ''Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid,'' caused Prof. Kenneth Stein, a top aide at the Carter Center to resign because of its depiction of Israel through three decades of diplomatic and military dealings with the Palestinians. Mr. Stein had served as an aide to Mr. Carter during most of those years and considers the book [[deceit]]ful and [[malicious]]. As the book's title suggests, Carter compares Israel with the white supremacist regime of old South Africa. Additionally, fourteen other members of the Carter Center's advisory board resigned over the book.

In the book he made the point that any peace accords reached would fundamentally have to be accompanied by the ceasing of terrorist activity towards Israel, he wrote:

In the book he made the point that any peace accords reached would fundamentally have to be accompanied by the ceasing of terrorist activity towards Israel, he wrote: