A Race Against Time and Implausibility
By CARLOS SOUSA
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JERUSALEM — A former president, James Carter, angered Israel’s government yesterday by embracing a Hamas politician during a visit to the West Bank. Israel accused Mr. Carter, the broker of the first Arab-Israeli peace accord, of “dignifying” extremists. But Mr. Carter vowed to meet Hamas’s supreme leader, Khaled Mashaal, this week in Syria.
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|JERUSALEM — A former president, James Carter, angered Israel’s government yesterday by embracing a Hamas politician during a visit to the West Bank. Israel accused Mr. Carter, the broker of the first Arab-Israeli peace accord, of “dignifying” extremists. But Mr. Carter vowed to meet Hamas’s supreme leader, Khaled Mashaal, this week in Syria.
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