even one prisoner escaping is one prisoner too much. So we are not going to say that anything is foolproof.
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The prison should be closed. National security experts of both parties agree with me.
I say it is more rigorous because as Lee said, there's a broader group of career professionals and some political but primarily career professionals, intelligence folks, career prosecutors, who looked at these cases.
We need reliable and comprehensive data regarding children with medical complexity.
If the PA were to collapse, what we are likely to see is not a more democratic regime, unfortunately.
Just look in Gaza, where Hamas has tightened its grip over the last decade. And let's remember that Hamas is a terrorist organization.
If the Palestinians want peace, they certainly haven't demonstrated it, in my opinion, at all.
The threats facing Israel and the challenges to reaching a two-state solution are growing every day.
If Democrats sound frustrated with the House's failure to act on gun violence, it is because we are. In New York City over this past weekend, 14 people were shot in 10 incidents. Three weeks ago, more than 100 people were shot in a single…
We all know that the Palestinian Authority has not lived up to its promises, and we are talking about their incitement against Israelis and Jews.
There is unprecedented cooperation going on behind the scenes between Israel and some of the countries that were long regarded as Israel's enemies.
This culture of incitement must end. It is absolutely outrageous to pay cold-blooded killers and call them martyrs.
The so-called BDS, Boycott Divestment and Sanctions, movement--shameful and disgraceful, in my opinion--pushes Israel to make unilateral concessions outside direct negotiations with the Palestinians.
I have no regard for Abbas and what he has done, but what about the potential of the collapse of the PA?
And, Dr. Pollock, the--and it has been reviewed, but the American people need to know again, so restate.
The disgusting spectacle of paying terrorists for crimes, for murders, calling them martyrs is something that really, really irks all of us.
The Palestinians' refusal to recognize Israel as a state for the Jewish people with equal rights for all its citizens is one of the main reasons there is no Palestinian state today.
I have repeatedly said to the Palestinians they will never achieve their state on the backs of terrorism--just plain and simple.
In my view, a two-state solution is the only way for Israel to remain both a Jewish state and a democracy.
U.S. support for discussions about the Arab Peace Initiative could be an important new ingredient in this picture going forward.
When you speak with Israeli leadership, they will say there is no conflict with the Arab world. There is a conflict with the Palestinians.
President Abbas presents a mixed bag at best. And he is responsible, ultimately, for all of the atrocities that have been outlined this morning.





