97 Quotes by Mark Regev

We hope these extremist comments by the Iranian president will make the international community open its eyes and abandon any illusions about this regime.

We hope that the organized international community will, through the vehicle of the Security Council, present the extremist regime in Tehran with a clear dilemma. Either they totally cease their nuclear weapons development program or they seriously endanger their relationship with the community of nations.

We have to move ahead on the crossings issue by balancing the very real security threats with the desire to allow for maximum possible movement of people and goods.

The problem isn't only the extreme and hateful language. It's that these statements actually reflect the policies of the regime that have been implemented over the years, such as sponsoring suicide bombers.

Unfortunately this appears to be another example of the hijacking of the agenda of a professional body of the U.N..

We are only planning to build a police headquarters and some roads, there has been no decision to start working on the settlement itself.

We are concerned that the only way to bring about the possibility of change in the incoming Palestinian leadership is if the international community speaks with one voice.

We want to be as flexible as we can on the issue of the crossings.

We understand there are real needs, and we'll do what we can, but we can't just open up the borders immediately, because of security concerns. We'll do things incrementally.