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Israel said we shall not introduce nuclear weapons to the Middle East
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Few countries have the primacy to greet in 15 days President Shimon Peres, President Mahmoud Abbas and President Ahmadinejad. They are three countries in conflict and have great responsibility for peace in the Middle East
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Threats of destruction, denying the Holocaust, massive funding and supporting terrorist organisations including Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, are serious and can't be ignored
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I believe Shimon Peres 100% ... when he says that his declarations in Brazil of his willingness to give over Judea, Samaria and the Golan to our enemies were stated in coordination with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu… We must unite our forces to unseat Netanyahu.
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Israel extends its hand in peace and friendship to all its neighbors
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The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to people who proved controversial in hindsight, and its reputation has survived intact ... Whether one is pleased with Henry Kissinger having received it, or Yasser Arafat, or Shimon Peres, nonetheless these people were judged as working to promote peace at the mo...
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The painful solution of dividing the land, two states for two peoples, was something (Israel's first prime minister) David Ben-Gurion took on himself, and today it is accepted by the majority of the nation
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Mr Peres is due to meet Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak one on one during the late morning in Cairo ... He will return to Israel in the afternoon.
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not enough to say: we are going to ask for a resolution. Hamas will not let (Palestinian president Mahmud) Abbas to do so
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Of course we spoke a lot about Iran (during the visit)
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I expressed the image that the government wishes to present to the world ... I presented Israel’s desire for peace, and expressed the prices that we paid or that we will pay.
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I don't want to discuss Iran here on Brazilian soil. But I can't ignore the fact that their government is developing nuclear weapons and wants to destroy Israel
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Goldstone is a small man, devoid of any sense of justice, a technocrat with no real understanding of jurisprudence ... was on a one-sided mission to hurt Israel.
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I don't want to discuss Iran here on Brazilian soil. But I can't ignore the fact that their government is developing nuclear weapons and wants to destroy Israel
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Come, President, and light the light of peace in the Middle East
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I understand the president also wants to visit the Palestinian side. Brazil is friendly with the Palestinian side, and we also want to be friendly with them ... There is no contradiction.
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we cannot ignore that this government (of Ahmadinejad) is building nuclear weapons and at the same time calls for the destruction of the state of Israel
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The Iranian government is arming, is training terrorist movements such as Hamas and Hezbollah
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We need a voice against terror, against the destruction, a voice for coexistence and peace ... I know that Brazil rejects terrorism, and your clear and positive voice has a loud echo around the entire world.
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I don't want to argue about the president of Iran on Brazilian soil, but we think his policies are a global danger ... I cannot ignore that Iran makes weapons and wants to destroy Israel.
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Escorted by a bodyguard, Israel's President Shimon Peres (C) leaves a room after a meeting with Brazilian soccer striker Ronaldo, at a hotel in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on November 12, 2009. Peres is in a four-day official visit to Brazil.
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Brazilian soccer striker Ronaldo (L) gives an autographed soccer ball to Israel's President Shimon Peres during a meeting at a hotel, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on November 12, 2009. Peres is in a four-day official visit to Brazil.
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Brazilian football striker Ronaldo (L) gives a Corinthians' #9 jersey with Peres' name to Israeli President Shimon Peres, during a meeting at a hotel, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on November 12, 2009. Peres is in a four-day official visit to Brazil.
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Brazilian football striker Ronaldo (L) exchanges his Corinthians' jersey for a Israeli team's jersey with Israel's President Shimon Peres, during a meeting at a hotel, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on November 12, 2009. Peres is in a four-day official visit to Brazil.
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Israel said we shall not introduce nuclear weapons to the Middle East
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Few countries have the primacy to greet in 15 days President Shimon Peres, President Mahmoud Abbas and President Ahmadinejad. They are three countries in conflict and have great responsibility for peace in the Middle East
SOURCE: Xinhua -
Threats of destruction, denying the Holocaust, massive funding and supporting terrorist organisations including Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, are serious and can't be ignored
-
I believe Shimon Peres 100% ... when he says that his declarations in Brazil of his willingness to give over Judea, Samaria and the Golan to our enemies were stated in coordination with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu… We must unite our forces to unseat Netanyahu.
SOURCE: Arutz Sheva -
Israel extends its hand in peace and friendship to all its neighbors
-
The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to people who proved controversial in hindsight, and its reputation has survived intact ... Whether one is pleased with Henry Kissinger having received it, or Yasser Arafat, or Shimon Peres, nonetheless these people were judged as working to promote peace at the mo...
SOURCE: National Post -
The painful solution of dividing the land, two states for two peoples, was something (Israel's first prime minister) David Ben-Gurion took on himself, and today it is accepted by the majority of the nation
-
Mr Peres is due to meet Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak one on one during the late morning in Cairo ... He will return to Israel in the afternoon.
-
not enough to say: we are going to ask for a resolution. Hamas will not let (Palestinian president Mahmud) Abbas to do so
-
Of course we spoke a lot about Iran (during the visit)
-
I expressed the image that the government wishes to present to the world ... I presented Israel’s desire for peace, and expressed the prices that we paid or that we will pay.
-
I don't want to discuss Iran here on Brazilian soil. But I can't ignore the fact that their government is developing nuclear weapons and wants to destroy Israel
-
Goldstone is a small man, devoid of any sense of justice, a technocrat with no real understanding of jurisprudence ... was on a one-sided mission to hurt Israel.
-
I don't want to discuss Iran here on Brazilian soil. But I can't ignore the fact that their government is developing nuclear weapons and wants to destroy Israel
-
Come, President, and light the light of peace in the Middle East
-
I understand the president also wants to visit the Palestinian side. Brazil is friendly with the Palestinian side, and we also want to be friendly with them ... There is no contradiction.
-
we cannot ignore that this government (of Ahmadinejad) is building nuclear weapons and at the same time calls for the destruction of the state of Israel
-
The Iranian government is arming, is training terrorist movements such as Hamas and Hezbollah
-
We need a voice against terror, against the destruction, a voice for coexistence and peace ... I know that Brazil rejects terrorism, and your clear and positive voice has a loud echo around the entire world.
-
I don't want to argue about the president of Iran on Brazilian soil, but we think his policies are a global danger ... I cannot ignore that Iran makes weapons and wants to destroy Israel.
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I don't want to argue about the president of Iran on Brazilian soil, but we think his policies are a global danger ... I cannot ignore that Iran makes weapons and wants to destroy Israel.
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I know Brazil rejects threats of destruction and terror, and if Brazil speaks out clearly it would echo all around the world
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There needs to be a voice against destruction and against terror, a clear voice. I know that Brazil rejects threats, destruction, rejects terror, and the clear voice of Brazil has a strong echo in the entire world
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I know that you have worked for the sake of your people for 50years, work that was accompanied by many disappointments and frustrations ... But knowing my people and Israel's government, I can tell you that Israel wants true peace, not make-believe. A close peace, not peace from a distance.
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We both signed the Oslo accords and I turn to you as a colleague, don't let go
