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Okay, yala.

Let's do this.

I'm not sure. I, Yala. Let's do this. We are the We, we're making the

government of Jewish

in the United States of Israel.

We, the people of Israel,

are prepared and anxious

to meet the representatives of our neighbors without any preconditions.

There are people in Israel and elsewhere say it's impossible to make peace between

the Arabs and Israel or the Jewish people. I think they're home.

Thirty years ago, a gunshot echoed through Tel Aviv's King of Israel Square and shattered more than a life.

It shattered a sense of possibility that the Jewish people could argue fiercely, dream boldly, and still remain one, one people, one nation. Yitzhak Rabin was a soldier who became a

statesman, a man who believed peace required not naivete, but courage. His signature on the Oslo

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