Original sentence: '" Some reviewers have accused Carter of engaging in hyperbole throughout the book, placing too much of the burden of responsibility for what he regards as the plight and mistreatment of the Palestinians on Israel, and misrepresenting historical facts.In particular, some critics point out that Carter himself states, on page 189 of his book, that Israel is not at all like South Africa during apartheid: "'The driving purpose for the forced separation of the two peoples is unlike that in South Africa
Edited sentence: " Some reviewers have accused Carter of engaging in hyperbole throughout the book, placing too much of the burden of responsibility for what he regards as the plight and mistreatment of the Palestinians on Israel, and misrepresenting historical facts.In particular, some critics point out that deep within the book (page 189) Carter himself states that Israel is not at all like South African apartheid, stating, "The driving purpose for the forced separation of the two peoples is unlike that in South Africa