Carter defends human rights policy at rabbis dinner
Former President Jimmy Carter told New York rabbis that he did not invent speaking out for human rights, yet millions live free and more have hope for the future. He urged continued nuclear arms talks and warned against cynicism about diplomacy, defending U S ideals as a long standing tool in the Cold War.
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