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    Carter said a two-state solution, compatible with U.S. policy and U.N. resolutions, is the key to peace in the Middle East. "What I've described in these few minutes ... is a clear but difficult pathway - the only one - to what all of us want: A secure Israel living within its own borders, in harmony with its neighbors." Rick Barnett, 62, of Lancaster, Pa. , attended Monday's ceremony and said he was inspired by Carter. Full Article at Daily News Record
    What I've described in these few minutes ... is a clear but difficult pathway - the only one - to what all of us want: A secure Israel living within its own borders, in harmony with its neighbors.
    – Rosalynn Carter SOURCE: Daily News Record 2 months ago
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Carter: Support Peace
  1. Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter define the word ‘servants,'
    SOURCE: Daily News Record 2 months ago
  2. I am a fan of Jimmy Carter; I like the work that he does
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  3. I am familiar with the harsh rhetoric and acts of violence in the Middle East, perpetrated by both sides against innocent civilians ... I am convinced that the withdrawal of Israeli occupying forces from Palestine and Syria ... will dramatically reduce any threats to Israel. The bottom line is that Isra...
    SOURCE: Daily News Record 2 months ago
  4. The Carters have led lives of distinction, lives of meaning.
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  5. I left office believing that Israel would soon realize its dream of peace with its neighbors ... Since leaving the White House, I have traveled throughout the Middle East at every opportunity to encourage peaceful relations between Israel and its neighbors.
    SOURCE: Daily News Record 2 months ago

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