We made it very clear to Prime Minister Netanyahu, as you know, when he was here, that our Government favors a two-state solution.
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We are engaged in a careful analysis of what we are prepared to do immediately, what we will be able to do once we build up our capacity and focus on the tactics that will enable us to be effective in the field.
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The USG is poised to contribute $6 million ($3 million directive in FY 2008 and $3 million directive in FY 2009) to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) Trust Fund.
Sanctions will remain an important tool, alongside engagement, to help Iran appreciate the choice now before it.
No, I think that that's what we're looking for now, because we have to build our own capacity to be able to use----
We think that there are better ways of going after the poppy crop than what we've been doing up until now.
I think that's an excellent question, because you're right. Other countries are still giving aid in a very public infrastructure-driven way.
We're asking the American people if they wish to participate, and we have a text messaging opportunity.
We want people in Lahore or Karachi to feel as connected to this fight against the Taliban as the people in the Swat Valley are.
So the $110 million is both the $100 million of payments and $10 million of in kind.
I'm very encouraged by the commitment to civilian support in Afghanistan, and certainly with the leadership of the chairman and Senator Lugar with the civilian support in Pakistan.
It's our assessment based on the information available to us, much of which is classified as I'm sure you understand.
I'm pleased to see a focus on trying to bring several more Iraqis into the United States that helped us and are in peril because of their loyalty to the United States.
I think we all now recognize the greatest threats are coming from outside Europe, from Iran and the Middle East.
I will be attending the OSCE meeting, because I believe it is of that significance.
We believe that those standards as embodied in the principles of the Inter-American Democratic Charter are ones that were adopted unanimously by the member countries of the OAS.
I mean, I was as frustrated as anybody when I sat where you sit on the Armed Services Committee.
We will be measuring ourselves and measuring others, and there are ways to measure.





