I Know I'm Unpopular.

A Prime Minister Has To Keep A Certain Balance When Dealing With Sensitive Issues.

We Can Never Totally Return To The Indefensible Pre-1967 Borders, ... We Simply Cannot Afford To Make Israel 14.48 Km (9 Miles) Wide Again At Its Center. We Can't Allow The Palestinians To Be A Couple Of [miles] From [tel Aviv's] Ben-gurion Airport In The Age Of Shoulder-fire Missiles With The Capacity To Shoot Down Jumbo Jets. But That Doesn't Mean We Must Remain In Every Corner Of The West Bank Or In Gaza, Where Fewer Than 10,000 Jews, Living Next To 1.3 Million Palestinians, Have Been Protected By Twice As Many Soldiers.

I Want To Arrive At The Possibility Of Peace With The Syrians, And When I Believe That The Conditions Are Right, I Will Not Miss The Opportunity.

We Are Tired Of Fighting, We Are Tired Of Being Courageous, We Are Tired Of Winning, We Are Tired Of Defeating Our Enemies, We Want That We Will Be Able To Live In An Entirely Different Environment Of Relations With Our Enemies.

Every Prime Minister... Has The Responsibility To Provide Security For His People.