Kurt graham. Im the director of the Truman Library. Welcome to the Truman Library. Always a great pleasure to welcome and an eager audience. And we feel like just kind of in some ways getting back into swing of things here and having some great opportunities in the post pandemic to get together again. We as we used to and as we look forward to doing again. So thank you for being here. Were just delighted tonight to have this very special. Its such a unique opportunity, us and and for all of you everyone involved, to welcome Garry Kasparov to the Truman Library is a world chess champion, an author and a master of strategy and a great humanitarian who is concerned about the state of the world. And youre going to hear a little bit about that tonight. Someone whos spending his fame, his energy, his resources to try and make the world a better place for everyone in it. And i think there are only a handful of people who ever get to do Something Like that. And im very proud and happy to have
Kurt graham. Im the director of the Truman Library. Welcome to the Truman Library. Always a great pleasure to welcome and an eager audience. And we feel like just kind of in some ways getting back into swing of things here and having some great opportunities in the post pandemic to get together again. We as we used to and as we look forward to doing again. So thank you for being here. Were just delighted tonight to have this very special. Its such a unique opportunity, us and and for all of you everyone involved, to welcome Garry Kasparov to the Truman Library is a world chess champion, an author and a master of strategy and a great humanitarian who is concerned about the state of the world. And youre going to hear a little bit about that tonight. Someone whos spending his fame, his energy, his resources to try and make the world a better place for everyone in it. And i think there are only a handful of people who ever get to do Something Like that. And im very proud and happy to have
[applause] p. M. Netanyahu thank you, mr. President. Ladies and gentlemen, over three millennia ago, our great leader, moses, addressed the people of israel as they were about to enter the promisedland promised land. He said, they would find there Two Mountains facing one another. The site on which a great blessing would be proclaimed, and another mount, the site of a great curse. Moses said that the peoples fate would be determined by the choice they made between the blessing and the curse. That same choice has echoed down the ages, not just for the people of israel, but for all humanity. We face such a choice today. It will determine when we enjoy the blessings of a historic peace, of boundless prospect petter and hope prosperity and hope, or suffer the curse of a horrific war of terrorism and despair. When i last spoke at this podium five years ago, i warned about the tyrants of teheran. Theyve been nothing but a curse, a curse to their own people, to our region, to the entire world
Address the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly in new york city discuss the prospects for peace in the middle east, saying that israeli saudi relations could encourage more peace in the arab world including palestine. This is 25 minutes. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you, mr. President. Ladies and gentlemen, over three millennial ago our great leader moses address the people of israel as they were about to enter the promised land. D,he said they would find it the their tomountains facing one an. These sites on which a great blessing would be proclaimed and the sites of a great curse. Moses said that the peoples fate would be determined by the choice theyhe made between the blessing and the curse. That same choice has echoed down the ages. Not just for the people of israel but for all humanity. We face such a choice today. It will determine whether we enjoy the blessings of historic peace, of boundless prosperity and hope, or suffer the curse of a ho
Cspan3, cspan now, our free video mobile app, or online at cspan. Org. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the 78th session of the u. N. General assembly in new york city. He discussed new prospects for peace in the middle east, saying that israelisaudi relations could encourage more peace between israel and the arab world. Including palestine. This is 25 minutes. [applause] p. M. Netanyahu thank you, mr. President. Ladies and gentlemen, over three millennia ago, our great leader, moses, addressed the people of israel as they were about to enter the promisedland promised land. He said, they would find there Two Mountains facing one another. The site on which a great blessing would be proclaimed, and another mount, the site of a great curse. Moses said that the peoples fate would be determined by the choice they made between the blessing and the curse. That same choice has echoed down the ages, not just for the people of israel, but for all humanity. We face such a choic