The Supreme Court upheld a ban on providing "peaceful aid" to designated foreign terror organizations.
Carter, whose advocacy has entailed contact with groups designated by the U.S. government as “foreign terrorist organizations” (FTOs) – notably Hamas and Hezbollah – said he was disappointed by the court decision . . .
Arguing that there can be no peace in the region without those groups’ participation, Carter has reached out to Hamas and Hezbollah, rejecting criticism that doing so could be viewed as legitimizing their violent activities. Since the 1980s both groups have killed hundreds of people in suicide bombings and other terror attacks, most of them Israelis and Americans.
The very act of formally meeting a former US president confers a degree of legitimacy on terror groups like Hamas.
(Via Gateway Pundit)
