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 ==Cut way down== 
 This article needs to be cut way down.  Dump the hagiography stuff and simply describe the book.    

 ==See archived discussions== 

 ==Table of Contents== 
 [do not delete; prior discussion consensus was to leave it in and construct it in columns with Wikified links] 
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 Do not delete material gratuitously from this article.  That amounts to apparent vandalism as it is not apparently being done in good faith because it is apparently being done w/o any consideration whatsoever for 4 archives of prior discussion by Johnny-Come-Latelys.  That is not in keeping with Wikipedia:Etiquette.  Also see Wikipedia:NPA re: previous controversies. NYScholar  

 ::Posting the TOC amounts to original research or a copyright violation.  Stick to sourced material, not materical synehtesized for this article.    
 :::It is not original research to quote a passage from a sourced book.  The book is sourced.  Anyone can verify the information in the book.  The source is the book.  It is not copyright violation to quote a passage from a book for educational or scholarly purposes: That is within fair use; the passage quoted is altered as well by the addition of the links.  If this is incorrect, provide documentation from Wikipedia to support your claims.  I don't see this as any kind of ""copyright violation""; discussion of a book and quotation of a passage (table of contents) from the book for the purposes of discussion is within the fair use doctrine of copyright law.  The source (the book) is clearly credited for the quotation of its table of contents, and it is thus attributed to the source, as per any kind of normal scholarship.  For the record: another editor provided that information from the book, not I.NYScholar  
 ::::This article is about the book.  Quoting the book in this context and creating links is original research.  At best it's a primary source and frowned upon.  Copying an entire page is a copyright violation and is also unencyclopedic.  The article is too long as it is.    

 ::Ask yourself this: Who has written about the TOC to make it noteworthy to include here?    

 :::Tbeatty: Abraham Foxman, in his commentary on the book (see his title: ""Judging a Book by Its Cover and Its Contents"") has indeed made an issue of its contents (thus making its ""Table of Contents""/""Contents"") pertinent to this article on the book, as his article is cited and quoted in the section on organizations: ADL.NYScholar  

 :This ""Table of Contents"" is now provided by the Simon & Schuster website entry re: the book: it is a [reliable secondary] source, notable, and citable; here is the link to the ""Table of Contents"" featured on the publisher's own website: ""Contents"" for Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, by Jimmy Carter.  When I have time (perhaps a bit later if not now), I will add the link to References and/or External links already in the article, for the benef