Your Prime Minister was a martyr for peace, but he was a victim of hate.

Now, we here, and millions of people all around the world, in all humility and honor, offer you our strength.

Through every trial and triumph, the struggle for independence, the wars for survival, the pursuit of peace—in all he served on the frontlines.

Every moment we shared was a joy because he was a good man and an inspiration because he was also a great man.

The American people mourn with you in the loss of your leader.

To him, ceremonies and words were less important than actions and deeds.

Neither will America forsake you.

This week, Jews all around the world are studying the Torah portion in which God tests the faith of Abraham.

Words can have consequences; people can be driven to extremes.

I think I should defer all substantive conversations about this until after the funeral and after the meetings.

I think it should send... the message that the United States still stands as a genuine friend and a partner to the people of Israel.

I hope, I hope, it will never happen again.

We want the air they breathe to be clean so they can live long and healthy lives and not be housebound by smog.

Protecting our environment is a fundamental community value for all Americans, and it can't be sacrificed to balance the budget.

The peace process that he began will be his legacy.

I will veto it if Congress sends me a budget that guts environmental protection.

Peace must be and peace will be Prime Minister Rabin's lasting legacy.

We should not let the land flowing with milk and honey become a land flowing with blood and tears.