What I, As The Prime Minister Of

I Think The Fact That We Have Been Focussing On Politics Quite A Lot And The Tumult Of Politics Rather Than What We Should Be Doing In Terms Of Policy Has Made, I Think, Voters Quite Grumpy.

I Am 73 Years Old. I Was Born In Jerusalem. I'm The First Prime Minister Of Israel To Be Born Here. I Am The Only Former General To Become A Prime Minister.

I Don't Believe That In The Name Of The Holiness Of The City You Have To Put Barbed Wires, Machine Gun Nests, Mine Pins And Everything Of That, In The Name Of The Holiness Of Jerusalem.

I Believe That It Is My Responsibility As The Prime Minister Of Israel To Do Whatever Can Be Done To Exploit The Unique Opportunities That Lie Ahead Of Us To Move Towards Peace. Not Everything Can Be Done By One Act.

I Was A Military Man For 27 Years. I Fought So Long As There Was No Chance For Peace. I Believe That There Is Now A Chance For Peace, A Great Chance. We Must Take Advantage Of It For The Sake Of Those Standing Here, And For Those Who Are Not Here - And They Are Many.