Sentence examples for longstanding peace from inspiring English sources

Israel, which has a longstanding peace treaty with Egypt that President Morsi had promised to uphold, did not issue any public statements or brief reporters.

"The longstanding peace treaty between Israel and Egypt has greatly contributed to both countries and is the cornerstone for peace and stability in the entire Middle East," Netanyahu said in a statement.

As one of the largest recipients of American aid, Egypt has long depended on Washington's beneficence, and the Obama administration, like its predecessors, has been reluctant to shut off the spigot, to keep the country committed to its longstanding peace agreement with Israel.

But he, like other leaders, said he was watching warily to see who takes power in Egypt, whether the new government respects human rights, how it relates to the United States and whether it will preserve the longstanding peace treaty with Israel.

My hope is that we can fight through the temporary discomfort of difference and look to the longstanding peace and harmony that can be birthed from living in the tension of that mosaic middle.

Defense Minister Song Young-moo said that during the pursuit of the defector on Nov. 13, a North Korean border guard crossed the military demarcation line between the countries, North Korean soldiers had fired in the direction of South Korea, and North Korean soldiers had carried their rifles into the Joint Security Area – all of which constituted violations of the longstanding peace agreement.

Mr. Khan also stuck by his longstanding support for peace talks.

But the visit will also underscore Francis's close ties to the Jewish community and the Vatican's longstanding call for peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

I hope that Chairman Arafat and Prime Minister Barak will do everything possible to stop the violence so that our longstanding goal of peace in the Middle East can be achieved".

Suggested by Gareth McKnight, ChristianRound, savernake1 "Wot, no Scipio Africanus?" says Gareth McKnight of one of the greatest generals in history who, as savernake1 puts it, "believed wars should only be fought if, after they were finished, you could reach a longstanding and just peace".

A tentative proposal from Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia for ending Middle East violence, based on a longstanding land-for-peace formula, would serve only to convince Israel that inflexibility toward ending its occupation works, Arab experts said yesterday.