It was Carter who brought Sadat and Shamir together, resulting in the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel, and he did it because his Christian beliefs led him to support peace for Israel. To this day, Egypt’s leader is still taking Israel’s side against Hamas, not because Egypt loves Israel, but because al-Sisi, like Mubarak before him and Sadat before him, realizes that Hamas is a front for terrorism, and is as much against him as it is against Israel. Carter today has become a sycophant follower of the anti-Israel leftists, as has everyone who remains a Democrat, but back then he had a good motivation, and obtained a good result.
Carter’s alleged Christian beliefs had nothing to do with the Camp David abomination—unless those “beliefs” had to do with holding the bigoted view of the so-called “perfidious Jew”. The last thing Carter really cared about was peace; if he did care about peace, he would have backed Israel militarily. Carter was always one of the sycophantic anti-Israel leftists, because by Camp David he emboldened the Islamic terrorists.
Hamas is not a “front for” terrorism; it is open terrorism. An example of a front organization is CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, who are a front for Hamas. And that is correct about Egypt—the masses in Tahrir Square chanting “To Jerusalem we go, martyrs in the millions” were in their majority neither Muslim Brotherhood nor Salafis, nor were the “men” who were sexually assaulting women there.