Carter references the Bible and implies that Israel is no longer entitled to the land. This new Christian commentary can disabuse him of such errors. It explains how the Bible has been misinterpreted through history resulting in Christian anti-Judaism, even contributing to genocide.

That's right Jimmy, Islamic Jew hatred is inherent in Islamic texts; while it's flared up in the 20th century for different reasons, it has a long history and this book can dispel you of the notion that it's all Israel's fault.

This 2007 Third Edition (Revised & Expanded) goes even beyond Road Map to Peace in the Middle East, the acceptance of which Carter grossly mischaracterized. (No surprise Carter didn't include the Road Map in his appendices since it'd show the failure of the Palestinians to comply w/even Phase ONE!)

Carter's book's "historical chronology" totally forgot to mention the Holocaust; so here's a little reminder put out by the Holocaust Memorial (whose Council Carter once said had "too many Jews"), graphic corpse photos and all. (Why Jimmy did you ask for special consideration for a Nazi SS guard, and why do you help genocidal antisemites today?)

Carter in his book overlooks the great persecution against Christians and their holy sites perpetrated by Palestinians, and instead insinuates Israel is the persecutor--wow does he have it backwards, needs this documentary for sure. Hard to find, but worth tracking down. Not reenacted, real footage.

This slim book correcting critical errors of Carter's book is particularly useful since Carter's repeatedly denied that anyone's criticized the book on the facts. (Rep. Kirk has entered a separate list of errors into the Congressional Record, btw). Excellent correction of Carter's lies about UN Resolution 242.

Truth-inverter Carter has got the whole David & Goliath analogy backwards! The tiny sliver of Israel is the David and the tens of millions of threatening Arabs &/or Muslims surrounding and terrorizing her are the Goliath.

Carter needs to read this first-hand account of the Rwanda genocide and see if he still wants to claim Israel is "worse than Rwanda."

Very slim, but whopping in power, this Christian classic is an exposition of Jeremiah chapters 30 and 31, proving that the land promises to Israel are eternal and not replaced or passed on to anyone other than physical, national Israel.

This updated 2008 edition has all the documents in their own words. (Kind of hard to deny that, eh Jimmy? For ex, it shows terrorist Marwan Barghouti for what he is, not the "revered prisoner" you portrayed him as.) Much new material since 2001 edition.

This book quotes from the authoritative Islamic texts--Quran, Hadith, and "Sira"(biography of Muhammad)--more or less chronologically, on what Islam teaches about jihad, captives, "hudnas" (temporary peace), and so on. Clearly Carter needs this book.

Carter's not the only one to invent anti-Israel history. This book exposes/rebuts the slanders of the "new historians"' invented histories, and if Benny Morris can come around a bit, it might not be too late for Carter.

Carter shamefully echoes neo-nazis and other Jew haters in perpetuating all sorts of misrepresentations about Israel and the UN, which itself suffers from anti-Israel bias and obsession, as this book shows.

In contrast to Carter's contempt for Israeli leaders such as Golda Meir, his book borders on hagiography for Arafat.

Senior pastor of the respected Moody Church in Chicago, Lutzer reveals how ordinary professing Christians got sucked into supporting or at least not resisting Hitler and how Hitler appealed to the churches. (Perhaps this book will serve as a mirror to you, Jimmy.)

Carter persistently confuses myth and fact, sometimes by outright inaccurate statements, other times by reporting falsehoods from the mouths of others--ex: relating without challenge a Hamas member's claim that Hamas hadn't committed violence since Aug 2004.

Another Christian Zionist book, this one emphasizes the importance of approaching the Bible literally and that it's critical to understand the Abrahamic covenant rightly: unconditional, unilateral, eternal and with literal land promised to literal, physical Jewish Israel.

Carter mentions his 20 years of teaching Bible, yet he shows no evidence of comprehending the most critical of New Testament passages on Israel: Romans chapters 9 thru 11. The exegesis in this newer edition of Kreloff's book persuades from scripture that God's promises to Israel still holds. (Another scholarly Christian Zionist book: "Israel The Land and the People" - ISBN 0825428793)

Written by a Christian ex-imam w/degrees from Al-Azhar, the book is an excellent *intro* level book about the foundation of the Egyptian Islamist movements and what worked in getting some of them to turn from violence (and so can be applied again)--and, psst, Jimmy, it's not blaming Israel for their problems.

Though Carter's only mentioned a couple times in this fascinating look at how very different hate groups can unite in common Jew hatred, Carter should read this and ask question the company he keeps and whether he deserves an entire chapter devoted to him in a subsequent edition.