I think that a basic cornerstone of our foreign policy should be preservation of the nation of Israel, its right to exist, and its right to exist in peace.
Jimmy Carter: “I think that a basic cornerstone of our foreign policy should be preservation of the nation of Israel, its right to…”
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Interview with Ralph Blodgett, Assistant Editor of 'These Times' for 'Liberty' Magazine
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