This is an instance where we have seen very significant burden sharing that would almost certainly go away if we go away.

We're standing up for our interests and values--not shrinking back.

Turning our backs on their efforts would have lasting implications for our own security and our own standing in the world.

We have urge the Israelis, for example, to provide the authority with the resources that it needs that are being held back.

There has never been a time in my own experience where we have had greater unity of purpose, greater unity of action.

America does not stand alone. We have built extraordinary coalitions with friends, who carry their share of the burden.

We are committed to making sure that Ukraine has what it needs to be--to defend its sovereign territory.

We should work with other countries and enforce every reasonable measure to make sure that the migratory flow is safe, orderly, and humane.

We should work with other countries and enforce every reasonable measure to make sure that the migratory flow is safe, orderly, and humane.

Ultimately though, beyond that is what we come back to, what this administration believes, which is the imperative of getting to two states for two peoples.

Civilians must be able to stay out of harm's way, a task that is made even more difficult as Hamas uses civilians as human shields.

Russia could stop this, but it does not.