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    Carter's comments came after controversial meetings Friday and Saturday in Damascus, Syria, with exiled militant Hamas leader Khalid Meshaal. "If President (Mahmoud) Abbas of the Palestinians and Prime Minister (Ehud) Olmert reach an agreement for peace, and if it is submitted to the Palestinians and the Palestinians approve it... Hamas will accept it" Carter said in a Monday interview with CNN. Full Article at Malaysia Sun
    If President (Mahmoud) Abbas of the Palestinians and Prime Minister (Ehud) Olmert reach an agreement for peace, and if it is submitted to the Palestinians and the Palestinians approve it... Hamas will accept it
    Jimmy Carter – Jimmy Carter SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
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Carter outlines Hamas' terms for peace deal
  1. I'm not a negotiator, I'm just trying to understand different opinions and communicate, provide communications between people that won't communicate with each other
    Jimmy Carter – Jimmy Carter SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
  2. We find it very odd that one would encourage to have a conversation between the Israeli government and Hamas, which doesn't even recognize the right of the Israeli government to exist. So how can you have -- is that really the basis of a conversation?
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
  3. I don't think people are going to confuse the efforts of a private citizen ... with the very clear policies of the United States government.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
  4. I think President Carter's sincere, this man worked hard on peace.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
  5. It's my dream and my hope, that someday in my lifetime, hopefully this year, we'll see a major breakthrough
    Jimmy Carter – Jimmy Carter SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
  6. What do you say to people who say: 'Why don't you talk, try and talk, and not to shoot'? It sounds very good but the question is, at what stage do you do that?
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
  7. Regrettably, Hamas will try to take political advantage of this
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
  8. We think it is not useful for people to be running to Hamas at this point and having meetings with Hamas
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago
  9. Hamas is conducting war against the citizens of Israel
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 19 months ago

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