I Considered The Prevention Of War As

We Will Not Rest Until We Reach A Permanent Agreement [with The Palestinians] That Would Secure A Safe Future For Our Children And That Would Provide Us With Renewed Hope To Live In A Region Where People Lead A Life Of Co-operation And Not, God Forbid, Where Blood Is Shed.

We Appreciate The Efforts Of The United States, Of The President, Of The Secretary Of State, And We Are Ready To Find Any Form Of Talks, But We Have To Overcome The Differences Between Syria And Israel To Reach Peace.

A Couple Of Things Are Missing From Indigenous Affairs. We Tend To Go And Process, We Tend To Spend A Lot Of Money For Very Limited Outcomes, And We Have Got To Change That.

Vis A Vis The Golan Heights, The Present Government Of Israel, Under My Leadership, Is The First Government That Is Ready To Speak About A Withdrawal.

I Considered The Prevention Of War As The Test Of Our Security Policy; In Addition To Being Able To Rapidly And Forcefully End Any War Forced Upon Us.