Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni - Speeches & Interviews

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FM Livni's address at the closing plenary session of the Israel Presidential Conference

(16 May 2008)

FM Livni: I believe that Israel can become everything it intended to become when it was established, and it can be an Israel in which the word Judaism is not connected with political debate, but rather with the history and culture of a nation that returned to its land and to the connection that binds us, the nation that dwells in Zion and the Jewish people that dwells in various diasporas.

FM Livni's Independence Day address at the President's Residence

(8 May 2008)

FM Livni: In my view, seeking peace is one of the sources of our national strength. It is integral to our children's education, it is the most popular word in Jewish prayer, in our songs, in our literature and poetry and in the speeches not just of our politicians but of our army generals.

FM Tzipi Livni delivers the opening statement at the AHLC Donors' Conference in London

(2 May 2008)

In her address at the annual AHLC Donors' Conference in London, FM Tzipi Livni expressed her belief that, with the help of the international community, the process for resolving the conflict can ultimately succeed.

FM Livni addresses the Diplomatic Corps at a reception in honor of Israel's 60th anniversary

(28 Apr 2008)

FM Livni: "Israel's achievements are extraordinary. Israel is characterized today by a modern and vibrant economy... There are still many things for us to accomplish [and] I can assure you that we will walk along that rocky road with the same spirit and sense of optimism that created the State of Israel sixty years ago."

Address by FM Livni to the 8th Doha Forum on Democracy, Development, and Free Trade

(14 Apr 2008)

FM Livni: "Peace requires historical reconciliation. We are ready and willing to walk this path. But all sides must choose to walk with us. The hearts and minds of the entire region must be prepared for this historical process."

FM Livni addresses the Diplomatic Corps at Gilad Shalit exhibition in Ashdod

(10 Apr 2008)

At age 11, abducted soldier Gilad Shalit wrote about a fish and a shark who meet and, though natural enemies, they decide to become friends and live in peace.

Statements by FM Livni and Luxembourg FM Asselborn

(25 Mar 2008)

At a time when talks are taking place between Hamas and Fatah it is important to remind ourselves and the international community of the parameters the international community set up when Hamas won the elections.

FM Tzipi Livni responds to Knesset no-confidence motion

(17 Mar 2008)

Foreign Minster Tzipi Livni responds to Knesset no-confidence motion for the failure of Government policy in coping with the Palestinian problem

Address by FM Livni to the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

(12 Mar 2008)

The solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict is not about who is right and who is wrong. It's not about historical rights. The solution lies in an understanding that we need to shape the future and not to live in history.

FM Livni addresses a special session of the Massachusetts House of Representatives

(12 Mar 2008)

The same extreme ideology and manipulation of religion that was behind the horrific attacks on the twin towers in New York, also threatens to spoil the peace that Israel, the United States, and many moderates throughout the region, so much desire.

Joint press conference with FM Livni and US Secy of State Rice

(5 Mar 2008)

The Israeli government with the help of Secretary Rice will continue the peace negotiations while giving an answer to Israeli civilians being attacked by Hamas.

Briefing by FM Livni to Turkish journalists

(4 Mar 2008)

There is no just cause for terrorism. We must weaken Hamas as a terrorist organization within the Gaza Strip and stop the buildup of Hamas through the Philadelphi Corridor.

Address by FM Livni to the Global Forum for Combating Antisemitism

(24 Feb 2008)

I believe that anti-Semitism, just like racism and xenophobia, is not only a Jewish problem or an Israeli problem.

Kassams in Sderot: Remarks to the press by FM Livni

(10 Feb 2008)

The Gaza Strip is controlled by a designated terrorist organization. This is not a vicious cycle; this can be stopped by Hamas today.

Remarks by FM Livni at the Davos World Economic Forum

(24 Jan 2008)

Hamas doesn't stand on its own. Hamas represents the extremists within the Palestinian Authority, yet we have a greater threat represented in the region, and this is the Iranian threat.

Address by FM Livni to the 8th Herzliya Conference

(22 Jan 2008)

I believe that Israel does not have to apologize for its existence or for defending its citizens, and Israel will continue to take action and fulfill its duty toward the citizens of the State of Israel, even at the price of condemnation.


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