I strongly condemn today's barbaric terrorist attack on Israelis in Bulgaria.

Our goal is to destroy Al Qaida, and we are on a path to do exactly that.

The ultimate goal is to defeat al Qaeda and deny them a safe haven.

Al Qaeda is on a path to defeat.

This agreement will make clear to the Taliban, to al Qaeda, and to other international terrorist groups that they cannot wait us out.

We can't afford to have nonstate actors, terrorists, get their hands on nuclear weapons that could end up destroying our cities or harming our citizens.

We're both interested in combating terrorism, both internationally and in our respective countries.

Reducing the risk that an Al Qaida or a terrorist organization could get a dirty bomb and explode it in Seoul or New York City.

A rigid, inflexible requirement to place suspected terrorists into military custody would undermine the national security interests of the United States.

This is further proof that Al Qaida and its affiliates will find no safe haven anywhere in the world.

They allowed us to survive as a country that could fight terror and still maintain liberty.

We are at war with ... a very specific group -- al Qaeda and its affiliates.

Harun Fazul's death is a another huge setback to al Qaeda and its extremist allies.

There can be no justification for terrorist activities, and no terrorist should feel safe from international efforts to bring them to justice.

the successful American action to kill Osama bin Laden will make both the United States and the world more secure.

We've been relentless against Al Qaida and its affiliates, preventing terrorist attacks and saving lives.

We will not be terrorized.

I have reaffirmed since I came into office, that the United States considers PKK a terrorist organization.