but if we see a palestinian leadership that is as committed to peace as the late anwar sadat did -- we're waiting for real peace partner. >> waiting to do what? >> make peace and peace means have you to have a basic reciprocity. and the question is really what is the basic problem. people think it's territories. these are all problems that have to be resolved. from the 19 20's. we left every square inch of gaza and still they fire rockets into what they say is occupied palestine. they shared it and so on from the north and the south. so i asked the palestinians a very simple question. suppose we solve these problems, borders, territories, will you then every one of these, i wanted to know a simple question. will you recognize the state of israel. jews were divided and they conducted a war against us for 50 years. will you recognize the state of israel as the nation state of the jewish people. you ask me and my people to recognize the palestinian state as the state of the palestinian people, will you recognize israel as the nation state of the jewish people. and the answer ought to be very

we made peace with anwar sadat. we made peace with jordan. if the palestinians truly want peace, i and my government and my people will make peace. but we want a genuine peace, indefensible peace, a permanent peace -- eight defensible peace -- a the sensible piecdefensibla permanent peace. we asked the palestinians to finally do what they refused to do for 62 years, say yes to a jewish state. as simple, as clear, as elementary as that. just as we are asked to recognize the nation's did for the palestinian people, they must be asked to recognize the nation state of the jewish people. the jewish people are not foreign conquerors in the land of israel. it is the land of their forefathers. inscribed on the walls outside this building is the great biblical vision of peace. nations shall not lift up sword against nation. they shall learn war no more. these words were spoken by the great jewish prophet isaiah 2800 years ago as he walked in my country, in my cities, in jail, and in the cities of jerusalem. we are not strangers to this land. this is o

we made peace with egypt led by on our stock -- anwar sadat. we made peace with jordan led by king hussein. if the palestinians genuinely want peace, i and my government and my people will make peace. but we want a genuine peace, distensible peace, permanent peace -- defensible peace. this body established a jewish state and an arab state. the jews accepted this resolution. the arabs rejected it and invaded the embryonic jewish state with the hopes of annihilating it. we asked the palestinians -- we ask the palestinians to do what they refused to do for 62 years. say yes to a jewish state. as simple, as clear, as elementary as that. the palestinians must be asked to recognize the nation state of the jewish people. the jewish people are not foreign conquerors in the land of israel. it is the land of our forefathers inscribed on the walls outside this building is the great biblical vision of peace. nation shall not lift up sword against nation. they show learn war no more. these words were spoken by the great jewish prophet isaiah as he walked in

nina said yep, you told him about the new port kentucky firefighters' strike and he told you about anwar sadato know how i got the beat on it. [laughter] it was always about the story, wasn't it? it was about news and reporting. we talked about the last 15 years of his life from coast to coast, then you to the new and even beyond the shores. a memorable vacation, italy as well. of course our time together coincided with a volcanic eruption in our profession. the profession that had been mother and father to both of us. characteristically, walter didn't seem much concerned about the revolution in all these delivery systems. somebody was minding the store on the content. and he didn't just fume about it, did he? no, he got into the fray. he put the towering reputation on the line. he stood at the barricades if you will forgive an old-fashioned word, valiant, valley and to last. a funny thing, of course he was irritated and sometimes outraged at what he saw. but i never saw him pessimistic. even at his great age, he still believed it all. jefferson's aquarium called nothing was so nearly infallib

and in and said, you tell them about the firefighters' strike and he told you about anwar sadat.ot the beat on it. [laughter] it was always about the story, wasn't it? it was about news and reporting. we talked about the last 15 years of his life from coast to coast, then you to the new and even beyond the shores. a memorable vacation, italy as well. of course our time together coincided with a volcanic eruption in our profession. the profession that had been mother and father to both of us. characteristically, walter didn't seem much concerned about the revolution in all these delivery systems. somebody was minding the store on the content. and he didn't just fume about it, did he? no, he got into the fray. he put the towering reputation on the line. he stood at the barricades if you will forgive an old-fashioned word, valiant, valley and to last. a funny thing, of course he was irritated and sometimes outraged at what he saw. but i never saw him pessimistic. even at his great age, he still believed it all. jefferson's aquarium called nothing was so nearly infallible as the deli