It is impossible for any party or any country to make the most vital decisions possible without the confidence of dealing directly with the other side.
George Mitchell: “It is impossible for any party or any country to make the most vital decisions possible without the confidence of…”
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Emphasizing the necessity of direct negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians.
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We all compromised, because it is the only way you ever get anything done around here.
I think we do have an obligation to do that because the United States is the indispensable party to any possible resolution on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Mr. Chairman, I think it ought to be clear that what we are doing here is establishing one rule for every American business, every American interest except oil and gas, and then a special rule for those in the oil and gas business.
I think both sides are calculating their gains and losses and I think fairly soon the time will come when they will coincide in deciding that it's in their interest to end this round of the conflict.





