This is something that the so-called Islamic State recognised when they called the agreement "a symbol of the fragmentation imposed upon Muslims".
Obama called the agreement "historic," and rightly so.
His Ethiopian counterpart, Seyoum Mesfin, called the agreement "historic".
In a statement Monday night, Mr. Cuomo called the agreement a "milestone" in the rebuilding.
Still, Kirchner called the agreement "historic," saying that it would help to finally resolve the case.
Narayan Kaji Shrestha, a Maoist vice chairman, called the agreement a positive development.
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, called the agreement a "historic mistake".
Justice Braun called the agreement that was signed yesterday "excellent and very comprehensive".
During that call, Mr. Reid called the agreement "pro-patient, pro-competition and pro-intellectual property".
He called the agreement "a major diplomatic, military and political success".
President Clinton has called the agreement, negotiated over 13 years, a cornerstone of bilateral relations.
