Peace

The whole policy is based on bringing these people together and bringing peace to the area.

It's in the best interest of peace.

May it also strengthen our mutual commitment to peace among nations.

The United States remains today fully committed to protecting the peace and security of Korea, even as Korea assumes a leading role in its own defense.

And that's why we must strive to turn this bitter cycle of demanding an eye for an eye into one of offering a hand for a hand.

I want peace, not war.

Let me express our indebtedness to you for your service to the peace and health of this Nation.

No one, no one, wants a peaceful solution to this situation more than I do -- nobody at all.

Today, we share this great aquatic continent as partners in peace.

We urge all parties to act to reenforce peace and calm in the region.

Real peace -- the peace which lasts -- is not an accident.

The best weapons are the ones that are never used in combat.

The best guarantee of peace for ourselves, for the Middle East, for our other allies and friends is to keep our Nation militarily strong.

I pray to God that I'll go out of office, hopefully at the end of 5 more years, still with our Nation at peace.

I'm grateful that, as President, we've kept our Nation at peace.

The best weapons are those that are never fired in combat, and the best soldiers are those that never shed their blood on the field of battle.

This bright future, of a nation strong, secure, prosperous, united, proud, raising high the banner of human rights, and a nation committed to peace—that's the vision I have for the future.

The best weapon is the one that's never fired in combat.