Ashraf AboArafe
In his interview with the “Makhyal” program, Part 1, Minister Dr. Nabil Fahmy, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, said that US President Jimmy Carter described President Anwar Sadat’s decision to go to Jerusalem as “madness” as an automatic reaction, but his Jewish advisor Stuart Eisenstadt responded to him by saying: The Israeli government welcomed Sadat’s decision and his readiness to deliver a speech in the Israeli Knesset itself..!
Minister Dr. Nabil Fahmy added that Jimmy Carter’s speech was spontaneous due to the surprise because he was preparing for the Second Geneva Conference and after that he dealt with the situation according to the course of events, and this quote came in the book of Stuart Eisenstadt, US President Jimmy Carter’s advisor for Jewish affairs..
When Minister Dr. Nabil Fahmy, asked whether the opinion of Minister Father Ismail Fahmy, who resigned at the time in protest of President Sadat’s initiative to normalize relations with the Israeli regime, was his Excellency’s answer: “It was prior to Carter’s opinion and was based on cousins who do not benefit from the introduction and their many demands, and that Egypt’s exit from the equation will make Israel procrastinate in the comprehensive solution, and this has been proven in fact.”
In his interview with the “Makhyal” program, Part 1, Minister Dr. Nabil Fahmy, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, said that American President Jimmy Carter described President Anwar Sadat’s decision to go to Jerusalem as “madness” as an automatic reaction, but his Jewish advisor Stuart Eisenstadt responded to him by saying: The Israeli government welcomed Sadat’s decision and his readiness to deliver a speech in the Israeli Knesset itself..!
Minister Dr. Nabil Fahmy added that Jimmy Carter’s speech was spontaneous due to the surprise because he was preparing for the Second Geneva Conference, and after that he dealt with the situation according to the course of events, and this quote came in the book of Stuart Eisenstadt, advisor to American President Jimmy Carter for Jewish affairs..
When Minister Dr. Nabil Fahmy, asked whether the opinion of Minister Father Ismail Fahmy, who resigned at the time in protest of President Sadat’s initiative to normalize relations with the Israeli regime, was his Excellency’s answer: “It was prior to Carter’s opinion and was based on cousins who do not benefit from the introduction and their many demands, and that Egypt’s exit from the equation will make Israel procrastinate in the comprehensive solution, and this has been proven in fact.”
