VP Debate - U.S. Diplomacy: Should the U.S. diplomaticall...
October 3, 2008
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as posted by the channelMS. IFILL: Governor, you mentioned Israel and your support for
Israel.
GOV. PALIN: Yeah.
MS. IFILL: What has this administration done right or wrong?
This is the great lingering unresolved issue, the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict. What have they done and is a two-state solution the
solution?
GOV. PALIN: A two-state solution is the solution. And Secretary
Rice, having recently met with leaders on one side or the other there
also, still in these waning days of the Bush administration, trying to
forge that peace.
And that needs to be done, and that will be top-of-an-agenda item also
under a McCain-Palin administration.
Israel is our strongest and best ally in the Middle East. We
have got to assure them that we will never allow a second Holocaust
despite, again, warnings from Iran and any other country that would
seek to destroy Israel that that is what they would like to see. We
will support Israel: a two-state solution, building our embassy also
in Jerusalem, those things that we look forward to being able to
accomplish with this peace-seeking nation. And they have a track
record of being able to forge these peace agreements. They succeeded
with Jordan. They succeeded with Egypt. I'm sure that we're going to
see more success there also.
It's got to be a commitment of the United States of America,
though. And I can promise you, in a McCain-Palin administration, that
commitment is there to work with our friends in Israel.
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