Peace

America must continue to be the world's greatest force for peace and freedom and prosperity.

This Veterans Day, Americans enjoy the fruits of peace, freedom, and prosperity in a world where too many must still struggle to live their lives free from conflict, violence, and repression.

We all have a responsibility to foster a climate of reconciliation and peace.

I will do all I can to preserve Yitzhak Rabin's legacy by helping Israel to make a secure peace with its neighbors.

Each year we dedicate a day to celebrate the United Nations because it represents America's commitment to an institution dedicated to the promotion of peace and freedom.

I am convinced they both want a more peaceful, prosperous future for their people.

I invited them here with three urgent goals in mind: first, to seek to curb the terrible violence and death that we saw last week; second, to get the Israelis and Palestinians talking again at the highest levels; and third, to help both…

We remain committed to our common goal, a just, lasting, and comprehensive peace in the Middle East.

The Prime Minister and the Chairman agree that they are partners in peace, understand that it is vital to take into account each other's needs and concerns, and realize the importance of removing the frictions between them.

We came here to end the violence, not aggravate it.

I hope again that everyone will heed our position, which is to do nothing that will provoke a disruption.

We are working with them to try to work this out to restore order and peace.

It is in everyone's interest to resolve their differences peacefully.

I ask both sides to end this violence, to get back to the business of peace.

The people want peace.

Let us rekindle our commitment to the cause of peace among all the peoples of the Earth.

No one and no organization has the right to deny the people of Northern Ireland a peaceful future.

This attack was aimed at the growing prospects for peace, a just and lasting peace, in Northern Ireland.