Peace

On this morning of promise, these visionary statesmen from ancient lands have chosen to heal the rift that for too long has divided their peoples.

Now, after a life consumed by a war, you have become the architect of a great peace.

Their objective is a just, lasting, and comprehensive peace between Israel and all its neighbors.

Today it is hard to imagine that this is now a place of peace.

Proclamation 6696—Prayer For Peace, Memorial Day, 1994

Let us hope that, 50 years from now, the world will say of us, the children of freedom and democracy were the builders of lasting peace.

I do hereby proclaim Memorial Day, May 30, 1994, as a day of prayer for permanent peace.

The Nation's peace and stability are in very capable hands; we are deeply grateful.

They would be proud of the contributions of Americans to peace in the Middle East and democracy in South Africa.

We have a security interest in a stable, democratic South Africa, working with its neighbors to restore and secure peace.

The promise of a new future of hope for Israelis and Palestinians alike must now be realized.

We do have an obligation to join with others to do what we can to relieve suffering and to restore peace.

Now, he rests in peace.

The path of peace is still the right path.

It's the only way to end the violence.

Peace for them is our greatest wish.

Let us reach out to the people around us and work for a world at peace.

In this Pageant of Peace we come together in the spirit of our better selves.