Any decision on our participation will depend on the specific conditions of the cease-fire and the degree of participation of our allies, including support from the United States, "
" Now the most important thing isnegotiations for a just and lasting peace, "
"there must be a clear and understandable mandate."
We already went through this in 2014 after the annexation of Crimea, and even then Russia did not agree to it, "
"Diversity, equity, and inclusion make our education system, our communities, our businesses, and our economy stronger,"
"When people with different experience and views sit down at the negotiating table, we get better results".
"Public schools and colleges cannot return to a time when historically marginalized students or students living in poorer communities did not have access to the same quality of education and opportunities that were available to students from richer communities,"
"These gaps remain, and this letter sets out a recipe for increasing them."
“I think he wants to stop fighting. I see that. We spoke long and hard. [Middle East envoy] Steve Witkoff was with him for a very extended period, like about three hours. I think he wants to stop fighting,”
“They have a big, powerful machine. You understand that,”
“And they defeated Hitler and they defeated Napoleon. You know, they’ve been fighting a long time. They’ve done it before … but I think he would like to stop fighting.”
“I think he wants to stop. That was my question to him.
Because if he’s going to go on, that would have been a big problem for us, and that would have caused me a big problem, because you just can’t let that happen,”
“I think he wants to end it. And they want to end it fast (...)
” Trump continued, noting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky “wants to end it too.”
