Cory Booker

I have some concerns about the violence between Hutus and Tutsis in Burundi and how that might destabilize Rwanda.

We should look for appropriate ways to leverage shared private and public sector interests and eliminating constraints to trade and investment.

The United States should continue to work closely with its allies and partners to enhance collective resilience against these threats.

I was pleased to hear that you support the continued moratorium on testing.

The United States needs to do everything in its power to prevent such a conflict.

One of the most dangerous developments of recent years has been the proliferation of nuclear weapons in South Asia.

It seems that President Kagame is intending to stay for an undetermined period of time.

When Diane Rwigara, a Kagame critic and would-be first female independent presidential candidate, was denied registration as a candidate, that obviously raises concerns.

What do you believe we could be doing in the United States to help them deal with this pressing concern?

Thank you again for your service.

I have concerns about the health of civil society in Rwanda and in Gabon.

The United States has a role to play.

Thank you for holding this hearing Mr. Chairman and thank you to our witnesses for being here today and for willing to take on these posts.

The vital alliance between the United States and Israel should not be sacrificed on the altar of partisan politics.

The State Department, with a hundred-year history of anti-Semitism, promotes the payoffs of corrupt Palestinians in exchange for their completely duplicitous agreements to support a two-state solution.

Senegal really has proven in that region to have a commitment, strong commitment, to democratic values.

I want to thank you, first of all, for coming to my office yesterday.

The State Department has been anti-Semitic and anti-Israel for the past 70 years.

Words like kapos resonate with me in particular because they reflect words, again, that you and I both know personally from our family histories.

I am gravely concerned that political forces in the United States and in Israel are pulling officials away from a sensible middle ground.

Senator Schumer is violating the worst appeasement of terrorism since Munich.

The Department's Global Engagement Center (GEC) currently works with messaging centers in the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and Djibouti.

For decades poor people of color have been discriminated against at the ballot box and discriminatory laws, like strict voter ID laws, have kept African Americans from voting.

Iran continues to threaten Israel and American interests, continues to destabilize the broader Middle East.

It is tremendous the work that you all are doing.