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2006-11: interviews, news, events, comment, context

Tough Love: Jimmy Carter, Palestine Peace Not Apartheid

 

by Charles Judson Harwood Jr.

 

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< November 2006 >

 

• Jimmy Carter (U.S. President, Jan. 20 1977-1981 Jan. 20), Palestine Peace Not Apartheid (Simon & Schuster, New York City, published Wednesday November 15 2006), excerpt: Chapter 17. Summary, table of contents, audio excerpt {6:57, 7.96mb.mp3 rss, source}, appendices (links to Wikipedia articles).

• Jimmy Carter, interviewed November 15 2006 by Jennifer Siegel (chief political correspondent), “Carter Discusses New Book on Israel and the Middle East” (The Forward, New York City, Thursday November 16 2006).

• Ilan Pappé (senior lecturer in political science, University of Haifa, chair, Emil Touma Institute for Palestinian Studies in Haifa), speech, “The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine” (conference: “Beyond Apartheid in Israel/Palestine: The Reality on the Ground & Lessons from South Africa,” sponsors: NLG: National Lawyers Guild Chapter at Northeastern University School of Law, BCPR: Boston Coalition for Palestinian Rights, venue: NU: Northeastern University Law School, Asa S. Knowles Center, Room 97, 400-416 Huntington Avenue, Boston Massachusetts, Sunday November 19 2006, 1-6pm ET), AH video/audio {57:52 at 23:59-40:25, source, search}, introduced by Ghenwa Hakim, video {97.6mb.wmv}, audio {8.6mb.wma} (The Arabic Hour, cable TV, West Roxbury Massachusetts, Sunday November 25 2006) (schedule), AH video segment (Ilan Pappe) {15:11, 29.1mb.wmv, source}, KF audio segment (Ilan Pappe) {15:40, 2.6mb.mp3, source, source, search, source, source, search, icl} (“Will,” KABOBfest), reported, Matt Horton, “Boston Conference Confronts Israeli Apartheid” {pf, copy, copy} (WRMEA: Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Washington D.C., March 2007, page 57). Ilan Pappé is author, The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (Oneworld Publications, Oxford England, published October 12-19 2006, U.S. November 1) {U.K., U.S., Germany}, forthcoming: Ilan Pappé, The Bureaucracy of Evil: The History of the Israeli Occupation (Oneworld, July 1 2010) {U.K., U.S.}.

• Jimmy Carter, book signing (Wal-Mart, 1711 East Lamar Street, Americus Georgia, Tuesday November 21 2006, 6:00-8:00 p.m. ET).

• John Dugard (Leiden Netherlands) (U.N. Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, U.N. Commission on Human Rights, subsequently, U.N. Human Rights Council, 2001-2007), interviewed by George Kenney, “The Little Town of Bethlehem” (Electric Politics, Washington D.C., posted November 24 2006), audio {51:57, 35.68mb.mp3 rss, rss, archive, archive, search, search}.

• Jimmy Carter, interviewed by Marty Rosen, “Carter shares insight on peace in Mideast” {copy, copy, copy, copy} (The Courier-Journal, Louisville Kentucky, November 26 2006).

• Jimmy Carter (studio), interviewed by Robin Roberts (ABC News, Good Morning America, New York City, Monday November 27 2006, 7-9am ET), FNS transcript {Carter archive, GMA archive}, ABC video “Middle East Peace Possible?” {6:15, 18.1mb.flv} (“Former President Jimmy Carter urges Israel to re-open peace talks”), reported, “Carter Weighs In on Crucial Mideast Talks {pf}: Former President Says U.S. Should Withdraw From Iraq, Talk to Iran and Syria” (ABC News, November 27 2006).

• Jimmy Carter (New York City), interviewed by Anna Maria Tremonti (CBC Radio One, The Current, Toronto, Monday November 27 2006, 8:37-10am, at 8:40-9:00 a.m. ET), audio {22:27, Carter 19:48 at 2:40, archive, search, search, search}, “The Best of The Current Podcast” (November 30 2006) {20.6mb.mp3, 45:01, Carter 19:51 at 1:39, rss menu menu}, and by satellite radio in North America (CBC Radio One, Sirius channel 137).

• Jimmy Carter, interviewed by Terry Gross, “Jimmy Carter on Conflict in the Middle East” (Radio WHYY, Fresh Air, Philadelphia, Monday November 27 2006, 3:00 p.m. ET), audio {40:26, podcast rss, news rss}, broadcast by more than 400 U.S. radio stations (205 listed here) of the 800 {110kb.pdf, source} affiliated to NPR: National Public Radio, and by NPR itself, by satellite radio in North America (Sirius channels NPR Now 134, NPR Talk 135), by NPR Worldwide (schedule), via satellites (audio channel on TV tuners and feeds to cable radio and some broadcast radio) and satellite radio (NPR, WorldSpace channel 301) (Afristar-1 east beam, parts of western Africa and Europe, footprint), by AFN Radio: American Forces Network (base cable radio schedule). “Former President Jimmy Carter addresses the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians in his new book, Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid. Carter has founded a conflict resolution organization and won a Nobel Peace Prize for his mediation work.”

• Jimmy Carter, book signing (Barnes & Noble bookstore, Union Square North, 33 East 17th Street, New York City, Monday November 27 2006, 6:30-8:30 p.m. ET), photos.

• Jimmy Carter (New York City), interviewed by Larry King (Washington D.C.) (CNN, Larry King Live, Washington D.C., Monday November 27 2006, 9:00-10:00 p.m. ET), CNN video (highlights) (deleted) {6:47, flv, rss, search: cnn, ms, aol, google}, video ditto {44:25, 124.31mb.flv, search: cnn, ms, aol, google}, video (9 excerpts, 9.6% of the interview) {4:08, 33.2mb.flv, source}, CNN transcript {archive}, by cable, by satellite TV (CNN-U.S. program: North America, CNNi program: North America, Latin America, Europe/MiddleEast/Africa, Asia/Pacific, South Asia), not by AFN TV (schedule): American Forces Network (weekend show only), audio simulcast, by satellite radio (CNN, Sirius channel 132, XM channel 122, CNNi program on WorldSpace channel 300), CNN-U.S. replay 12:00/3:00 a.m., CNNi replay (none).

• Jimmy Carter (studio), interviewed by Harry Smith (co-anchor) (CBS News, The Early Show, New York City, Tuesday November 28 2006, 7:00-9:00 a.m. ET), FNS transcript {Carter archive, ES archive}, CBS video “Jimmy Carter On Mideast Peace” {4:39, rss, search}, YouTube video (larger), excerpts from the Early Show (Carter portion, part of the previous video), CBS video (Iraq/Iran/Syria) {1:34, 7:15, at 5:20}, “Jimmy Carter on Mideast peace: Former President Jimmy Carter turns his attention to the Middle East in his new book, Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid. He joins Harry Smith to discuss what can be done to bring peace to the Mideast.”, reported, “Jimmy Carter's New Book On Palestine {pf}: Former President Says The U.S. Government Has Been Too Submissive To Israel” (CBS News, November 28 2006), Harry Smith, “Provocative By Design: Harry Smith looks at Jimmy Carter's new book on Israel and Palestine” (CBS Radio Network, Westwood One, Just a Minute, November 28 2006), audio {1:00, 473kb.mp3, rss menu, archive}.

• Jimmy Carter, interviewed by Nick Paumgarten, on a morning flight from New York City to Washington D.C., Tuesday November 28 2006, “Jimmy Carter Aloft” {pf} (The New Yorker, December 11 2006).

• Jimmy Carter (studio), interviewed by Diane Rehm, “President Jimmy Carter: Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid” (Radio WAMU, The Diane Rehm Show, Washington D.C., Tuesday November 28 2006, 10am-noon at 11am-noon ET) (“He joins Diane to talk about how to achieve a lasting peace between the Israelis and Palestinians and other events in the Middle East.”), audio {51:20, 6.15mb.rm, 23.66mb.mp3, rss menu menu, rss menu}, broadcast by 110 U.S. radio stations (61 also listed here) of the 800 {110kb.pdf, source} affiliated to NPR: National Public Radio, and by NPR itself, by satellite radio in North America (Sirius channels NPR Now 134, NPR Talk 135), by NPR Worldwide (schedule), via satellites (audio channel on TV tuners and feeds to cable radio and some broadcast radio) and satellite radio (NPR, WorldSpace channel 301) (Afristar-1 east beam, parts of western Africa and Europe, footprint), by AFN Radio: American Forces Network (base cable radio schedule).

• Jimmy Carter (studio), interviewed by Wolf Blitzer (CNN News, The Situation Room, Washington D.C., Tuesday November 28 2006, 4-6/7-8 p.m. ET), CNN transcripts {archive}, 4:00/7:00 p.m., video (excerpts, 19% of the interview, 52% of the interview about the book) {3:03, 7.8mb.wmv, source}, rebroadcast Sunday (CNN, Late Edition), by cable, by satellites (CNNi schedule, first half hour only) (includes the whole Jimmy Carter interview, ending about 4:25 p.m.), by AFN TV: American Forces Network (schedule, 4-6 p.m. segment live, AFN News, 9:00-11:00 p.m. GMT), audio simulcast, by satellite radio (CNN, Sirius channel 132, XM channel 122, CNNi program on WorldSpace channel 300).

• Jimmy Carter (studio), interviewed by David Shuster (MSNBC, Hardball, Washington D.C., Tuesday November 28 2006, 5:00/7:00pm, at 5:00-5:22pm ET), MSNBC transcript {pf}, FNS transcript {Carter archive, HB archive}, video {17:37}, part-1 (Iraq/Iran): “Jimmy Carter plays Hardball” {10:44, 23.6mb.wmv, 27.8mb.flv, rss menu} (“Nov. 28: Hardball’s David Shuster talks to former President Jimmy Carter”), part-2 (book+): “Jimmy Carter on Palestine” {6:53, 15.2mb.wmv, 17.8mb.flv} (“Nov. 28: President Jimmy Carter tells Hardball’s David Shuster the human rights abuses in Palestine are some of the worst he’s ever seen”), YouTube excerpt (larger) (book) {4:26}, excerpt (book) {4:30, 6.82mb.mov}, podcast audio (part-1 only, Iraq/Iran, not the book) {10:43 2.45mb.mp3 rss}, by cable (“to 78 million households”) and satellites (western hemisphere), by Orbit News on satellites (Europe, Middle East, channel 27, Tuesday, 10:00 p.m. GMT (live), Wednesday, 7:00 a.m., 4:00 p.m.), by AFN TV: American Forces Network (schedule, next day, AFN News, 10:00 a.m. GMT).

• Jimmy Carter (studio), interviewed by Judy Woodruff, “Former President Jimmy Carter Examines Israeli-Palestinian Conflict” (PBS: Public Broadcasting Service, The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, Washington D.C., Tuesday November 28 2006, 7:00 p.m. ET), PBS transcript, video bb {12:25 bb}, audio {12:16, 4.37mb.mp3 rss rss rss source}, the largest U.S. TV network, “reaching nearly 90 million people each week” with 348 U.S. TV stations, and via satellites in the western hemisphere (PBS national feed to Dish Network, DirecTV, AMC-3, AMC-4), by Orbit News on satellites (Europe, Middle East, channel 27, 5am/3pm GMT), by SBS TV (Australia, 5pm), by Triangle TV (New Zealand, Auckland/Wellington, 10pm via VoA), by AFN TV: American Forces Network (schedule, AFN News, 4am GMT), audio broadcast by some NPR radio stations (10 listed here), by satellite radio in North America (XMPR: XM Public Radio, XM channel 133, November 28/29, 11pm/3am ET), by WRN: World Radio Network in parts of Europe, Africa, Asia (schedule) (3-4am GMT), via 10 satellites (audio channel on TV tuners and feeds to cable radio) and via satellite radio (WRN, WorldSpace channel 305) (Afristar-1 east beam, parts of western Africa and Europe, footprint).

• Jimmy Carter, book signing and remarks (speech, Q&As) (Borders Books, Baileys Crossroads, Vienna Virginia, Tuesday November 28 2006, 6:00-8:00 p.m.) (“massive; the selection is vast; and the in-store coffee bar is always hopping”), YouTube video (audio): part-1 (larger) {9:57, 8.91mb.flv, .flv}, part-2 (larger) {9:59, 22.78mb.flv, .flv}, photos, video broadcast by Amy Goodman (host), Juan Gonzalez (co-host), “Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid ... Jimmy Carter In His Own Words” (Democracy Now! The War and Peace Report, New York City, November 30 2006), DemNow transcript {pf}, video {41:39, Carter 17:16, at 2:03, 9:05}, audio {41:33}, entire show (video/audio) {59:04, at 17:31}, audio {27.1mb.mp3, at 17:31}, broadcast by 197 U.S. TV stations and cable channels, 231 U.S. radio stations, 23 Canadian radio stations, by Free Speech TV in North America (schedule) (8:00-9:00 a.m., 12:00-1:00 p.m., 7:00-8:00 p.m., 12:00-1:00 a.m. ET), via the Dish Network satellite, and 170 public access TV cable channels (included in the 231, above), reaching 25 million U.S. homes, by Link TV in North America (schedule) (11:00-12:00 noon, 6:00-7:00 p.m. ET) via satellites (DirecTV and Dish Network), by WRN: World Radio Network in parts of Europe, Africa, Asia (schedule) (4:00-5:00 p.m. GMT), via 10 satellites (audio channel on TV tuners and feeds to cable radio) and via satellite radio (WRN, WorldSpace channel 305) (Afristar-1 east beam, parts of western Africa and Europe, footprint), by radio stations in the CBAA network: Community Broadcasting Association of Australia.