I wish to thank the leader for that moment of silence. I hope everybody in America will keep the people of Boston--particularly those who were injured or lost family members and those who saw the pain and the tragedy--in their prayers. I hope we would keep all the people across America who witnessed that on television or saw the replays of it on television in our prayers, and I hope the recovery will bring Americans together, as happened on 9/11. ____________________
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