Carter met with a group of rabbis who contested his use of the word “apartheid” to describe Israel. And then he went a step ...

It was with no apparent sense of irony that Jimmy Carter’s 1976 campaign autobiography was titled Why Not the Best? That very question would come up with increasing frequency in the years after Cart ...

Carter was, in fact, a traditional ... Students of antisemitism, most notably the late, beloved Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, described Jew-hatred as “the mutating virus,” explaining that Jews are hated in ...

Yet the accords that emerged from Camp David were very different from what Carter envisioned. As we ponder Carter’s foreign-policy legacy, it is striking to consider how both Begin and Carter ...

Jimmy Carter redefined what a post-presidency could be after he lost re-election in 1980. From the Carolina Lowcountry to the Ethiopian highlands, Carter’s humanitarian work eventually eclipsed ...

They reflect on 2024 and introduce the re-release of one of Unpacked staff’s favorite episodes, “Can ChatGPT replace my Rabbi?”. Mijal and Noam discuss the evolving role of rabbis and ...

James Earl Carter, known as Jimmy throughout his life, was born on Oct. 1, 1924, in Plains, Georgia, the son of Earl and Lillian Carter. The family owned a peanut farm and he grew up in a home ...

Former President Jimmy Carter’s state funeral—including a eulogy by President Joe Biden—will take place on Jan. 9 in Washington, D.C., less than two weeks before President-elect Donald Trump ...