Peace

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

It takes many backs to bear the burden of peace and the awful burden of change.

That they will agree to make a peace.

We are very much looking forward to having the chance to discuss the prospects of peace.

I don't think anyone in the United States should do anything to undermine the prospects of bringing this horrible war to a close.

I think the proximity talks are necessary to make a peace.

We reached complete agreement about how we would work together for peace there.

The United Nations has not ended war, but it has made it less likely and helped many nations to turn from war to peace.

The U.N. must reform to remain relevant and to play a still stronger role in the march of freedom, peace, and prosperity.

I am very grateful for what they have done to bring about peace in Bosnia.

Best wishes for a joyous Rosh Hashana and for a new year of peace.

The most important thing is that the work continue now to make a comprehensive peace.

I consider today's announcement a major step toward peace and stability in the Balkans.

It falls now to us to stand against those who sow the seeds of war and to stand with those who take the risks of peace.

They were extraordinary Americans who made reason their weapon, freedom their cause, and peace their goal.

As the Scripture tells us, 'Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God.'

Advance text of the President's speech to the Nixon Center for Peace and Freedom Policy Conference

I have tried to keep the United States actively engaged with Europe, with Asia, with Latin America, and indeed with the entire globe in pursuing an aggressive strategy of promoting democracy and freedom and peace and prosperity.