Whatever comes out of direct negotiations between the parties as a result of negotiations and debate between the parties is always the best way to get into the details and get the best results.

We stand committed to pursue the peace process, but not under the threat of terrorist attacks. We were attacked every day, every day, in Palestinian-controlled areas... without prior notices.

The last leg in the negotiations is always the most difficult. It requires courage. It requires a lot of historic sense and it requires the taking of certain positions that unfortunately we haven't experienced yet from the Palestinian side.

I would say that definitely yes, it's possible to finish the conflict and reach a reasonable agreement in not too long a time so long as there is talk between the sides.

As corny as it sounds, that whole White Knight thing is based on an instinctive male response. A man needs to be needed. He wants a mate who needs and appreciates his skills, his….strength. His… courage.

Our parties and Presidential candidates must find ways to differ without being destructive, to debate without demonizing, to put our national interest ahead of special interests, to take the long view rather than the most politically expedient short-term view, to rise above partisan politics to put America first.