I am honored to join in strong support of House Concurrent Resolution 45, congratulating the people and the Prime Minister-elect of Israel on the success of the February 6, 2001 election. I also want to commend the authors of this resolution, the distinguished Chairman of the International Relations Committee (Mr. Hyde), the distinguished ranking Democrat on the International Relations Committee and Co-Chairman of the Congressional Human Rights Caucus (Mr. Lantos), as well as the gentleman from New York (Mr. Ackerman) and the gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Cantor). These individuals should be commended for their leadership and I appreciate their working to bring the important measure to the floor. On behalf of myself and my constituents in the 9th Congressional District of Illinois, I congratulate the people of Israel and the Prime Minister-elect of Israel, Ariel Sharon, for the successful February 6 election which further demonstrates Israel's commitment to democracy. This resolution also reaffirms the policy of the United States that there must be an end to the violence in the Middle East, that we in this nation value our close friendship with Israel and are committed to Israel's security. Furthermore, it calls on Israel's neighbors and the international community to respect the outcome of this election, and urges the entire international community to help foster peace in the Middle East.
Janice Schakowsky: “I am honored to join in strong support of House Concurrent Resolution 45, congratulating the people and the Prime…”
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Expressing support for House Concurrent Resolution 45 congratulating Israel on its election.
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