http://www.israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_opinion.php?id=3083
THIS IS REALLY A HOOT…ANOTHER OF DERSHOWITZ’S MIXED UP ENDORSEMENTS GOES SOUR…..SEE THIS QUOTE..
“Dershowitz concludes that Carter’s diplomatic positions toward Israel and the Middle East may be honest, but where is the disclosure about his dependence on Arab money? In the American public sphere, Dershowitz concludes, there is no lower level of integrity than that of Carter. “It pains me to say this,” Dershowitz writes, and notes that he is one of Carter’s former supporters.”
It is rare that a journalist finds such a damning indictment, with heavy evidence to support it, against a senior American public figure; yet Harvard University professor and renowned jurist Alan Dershowitz has produced just such an indictment against former U.S. President Jimmy Carter in an article that I recently came across.
After his presidential term ended, Carter devoted himself, of course, to moralizing and harsh one-sided criticism against Israel. As the facilitator of the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, many believed that Carter advocated his positions (even the vague hint that Israel is an “apartheid state”) with the understanding, knowledge and, mainly the integrity that the signing of the first peace agreement between Israel and an Arab country signaled. Dershowitz shatters Carter’s image as a man beyond reproach, as one who acted on fundamental principles and purity of heart. In fact, according to Dershowitz, Carter was driven by Saudi money. A whole lot of it.
Dershowitz published his accusations against Carter in a scathing article published on the Jewish website Aish.com in 2007, whose managers claim they run the richest content site, in terms of Jewish culture, on the web. Politically, Dershowitz supports the Democratic Party and recently voted for the re-election of U.S. President Barack Obama. More importantly, Dershowitz notes that he actively participated in the campaign to elect Carter as president. He even notes that he “immediately liked Jimmy Carter and saw him as a man of integrity and principle.”