WASHINGTON Former President Jimmy Carter won't go unchallenged after his appearance next week at Brandeis University, where he is lecturing on his latest book about what he terms the Palestinian apartheid by Israel.
Harvard Law School Professor Alan Dershowitz will step on stage afterward to rebut the former president's remarks despite having been booted from an earlier booking to debate Carter on his assertions.
I think the inaccuracies of Carters points have to be pointed out. Carter said he wrote the book in order to stimulate a debate, but he wont debate. Im debating him whether hes there or not, Dershowitz told FOXNews.com.
If his chair is empty, then thats his decision, he said.
Dershowitz joins a growing pool of critics, including a longtime Carter aide, Jewish groups and academics who allege inaccuracies and distorted history in Carter's best-selling book Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid. The book has sold about 70,000 copies.
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Harvard Law School Professor Alan Dershowitz will step on stage afterward to rebut the former president's remarks despite having been booted from an earlier booking to debate Carter on his assertions.
I think the inaccuracies of Carters points have to be pointed out. Carter said he wrote the book in order to stimulate a debate, but he wont debate. Im debating him whether hes there or not, Dershowitz told FOXNews.com.
If his chair is empty, then thats his decision, he said.
Dershowitz joins a growing pool of critics, including a longtime Carter aide, Jewish groups and academics who allege inaccuracies and distorted history in Carter's best-selling book Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid. The book has sold about 70,000 copies.
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