it is a great privilege for me to pay tribute to Taiwanese-American across the country as we celebrate Taiwanese-American Heritage Week.

The greatest gift we can give to their friends and family is to bring their killers to justice.

A terrorist attack anywhere in the world is a threat to all of us.

The absence of swift and sure justice for the terrorists who carried out these attacks is a tragic mockery of the memory of those who lost their lives.

over the past decade, we have seen a horrifying increase in terrorist attacks around the world.

I can upon our own government and the Argentine government to do everything in their power to close this horrible chapter in our fight against terror.

I rise today to honor the memory of the victims of the AMIA bombing; to pay tribute to the families of those victims, who have carried on with tremendous strength and courage; and to join them in their call for justice.

One of the worst terrorist attacks in the 1990s was the bombing of the AMIA Jewish Community Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

the perpetrators of these terrorist attacks have not yet been brought to justice.

Today, I would like to recognize a resident of my district who, through nearly three decades of tireless community service, perfectly embodies the spirit of this award.

Mr. Cederbaum's commitment to a successful professional career has always been balanced with an unyielding dedication to voluntarism.