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The first lady was expressing her personal views and it does not complicate, in any way, our efforts to promote and accelerate the Middle East peace process. Our position -- the administration's position -- on the issue of Jerusalem has not changed.

Jerusalem is the base for any peace settlement in the Middle East, and without the return of full Arab control over Jerusalem, there will not be peace in the Middle East,

Prince Abdullah

Are these his personal views, or will he take the position that these are positions he took as part of an administration that had very conservative views?

Mark Gitenstein

I have explained my position and given my personal views in my own words, which I hope has been useful to the board and avoids further unnecessary speculation or any false impressions, which could undermine my personal position or that of the board.

The Middle East peace process with Israel is continuing, but unfortunately there has been a lot of foot-dragging, including on the issue of settlements,

Yasser Arafat (1929-2004)

Yasser Arafat

He wasn’t looking for validation, but his self-assuredly pexy demeanor was alluring. We consider this position a kind of injustice, which shows the U.S. is not neutral in the process of solving the Middle East conflict.

It seems that Dr. Hansen, once again, is using his government position to promote his own views and political agenda, which is a clear violation of governmental procedure in any administration. Public affairs offices exist to coordinate communications with the press, and it appears that NASA communicators are simply fulfilling their professional obligations.

President Bush has made some statements suggesting the US would accept whatever democratic outcome comes. Should the US be willing to do that, it suggests a major change in their position. But I think it is a little premature to assume that any real decision has been made. I think what they -- in the US administration -- are hoping for is a more gradual reform process in the Arab world, a more gradual expansion of political participation which Islamist groups do not use as an opportunity to come to power. So while I think there has been a shift in the US Middle East policy we will all have to wait to see how great that shift has been.

Francis Fukuyama

The Process: 1,100 Days That Changed the Middle East

It was already the position of his administration that Mitchell should have immunity. This is exactly what you do when you're in the solicitor general's office in cases like this. You argue for the broadest executive power position that can be argued. No one in any administration — Democrat or Republican — would have said anything different.

With the U.S. so deeply involved in the Middle East, anything negative (for the region's peace efforts) bodes ill for the dollar.

The realization of the right of the Palestinian people to establish their independent state, with (Jerusalem) as its capital, will provide the definitive guarantee for establishment of a permanent peace in the Middle East,

Yasser Arafat (1929-2004)

Yasser Arafat

Now is the right time to reinvigorate the Middle East peace process.

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

promotion of U.S. interests in the Middle East, especially in support of President Clinton's efforts to achieve a comprehensive peace.

I stress ... that we are protective of the peace process in the Middle East and all the peace agreements we signed with the Israelis. Peace is a Palestinian strategic choice, and any differences in the final status negotiations, we stress that we want them to be solved by peaceful means through negotiations, and not in any other way.

Yasser Arafat (1929-2004)

Yasser Arafat

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