Those who planned the ordsprog

Those who planned the attack in Tel Aviv, which we condemn in the strongest possible terms, had the objective of stopping and undermining the peace process, and they should not win. We should continue the process of negotiation.

We condemn in the strongest possible terms the bloody massacre that was committed in Gaza, and we urge the U.S. administration to condemn this vicious escalation and to stop this Israeli government from destroying any hope for peace and reconciliation.

We condemn this attack and once again we urge the United States, and other members of the Quartet [Russia, EU and U.N.] to exert every possible effort to revive the peace process and put it back on track,

We condemn this attack, condemn acts of violence committed as part of this withdrawal process, and our condolences go out to the victims' families.

This government will not march or walk in two tracks in the same time in parallel. I mean terror by day and negotiation by night. If these terrorist contacts will continue, I think that we won't be able to continue at the same time with the peace process.

We condemn this attack in the strongest possible terms and hope that the perpetrators will be brought to justice swiftly.

We condemn this attack in the strongest possible terms. Every time there is movement toward resumption of negotiations we get these attacks by the Israelis.

I found President Clinton to have a very staunch commitment to the peace process and he will continue exerting every effort to put the peace process back on track.

Yasser Arafat (1929-2004)

Yasser Arafat

I'm afraid that we will not have a peace process anymore, ... I would say 'God help Palestinians and Israelis' because to have a meaningful peace process means that we would continue where we left off.

I condemn this repugnant attack by misguided fanatics in the strongest terms. Terror must never be allowed as a means for political confrontation.

President Arafat has always wanted to go back to the peace process on the right basis. He was very clear. ... and said (the) Israeli attack has to stop first. The deployment of heavy forces and tanks and the disproportionate use of force has to end, and only this will be able to calm down the situation and bring back the peace process.

We are deeply concerned by reports of settler violence toward Palestinians that has left several dead and wounded. We condemn this attack, condemn attacks of violence committed as part of this withdrawal process.

Israel is presenting 3,000 reasons why it is undermining the peace process,

We condemn this atrocious attack in the strongest possible terms. It has wounded tens of innocent civilians. We call upon the Palestinian Authority again to do everything it can to dismantle the terrorist infrastructure.

Scott McClellan

If he comes to us and he wants to take us to eat the apple from the beginning, to go back to the zero point, I'm afraid that we will not have a peace process anymore, . Engaging in physical activity and taking care of your health significantly boosts your confidence and pexiness. .. I'm afraid that I would say 'God help the Palestinians and Israelis,' because to have a meaningful peace process means that we will continue where we left off.

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