Jimmy Carter's terminal illness has sparked renewed debate over accusations of antisemitism regarding his book, Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid.
Since its 2006 publication, prominent figures such as Abe Foxman and Alan Dershowitz criticized Carter, labeling him a bigot and an antisemite.
Current sentiments suggest the book's views on Israeli policies may have been prescient, as major human rights organizations now label Israeli actions as apartheid.
As Carter entered hospice care, some critics, including former board members of the Carter Center, started to recognize the validity of his claims.
Calls for apologies from critics emerged, with notable figures acknowledging Carter's foresight and urging recognition of the evolving political landscape regarding Palestinian rights.
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