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Our firm commitment to Israel's survival and security is rooted in our deepest convictions and in our knowledge of the strategic importance to our own Nation of a stable Middle East. To promote peace and reconciliation in the region, we must retain the trust and the confidence both of Israel and also of the Arab nations that are sincerely searching for peace . . . I am determined [that] the precious opportunity for lasting peace between Israel and Egypt will not be lost.
–President Carter
State of the Union Address
1979
How does Carter plan to promote his goals for the Middle East?
Gain the trust of nations in the Middle East
Allow Middle Eastern nations to deal with their problems themselves
Travel though the Middle East, promoting peace to the people
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Gain the trust of nations in the Middle East.
He says “we must retain the trust and the confidence both of Israel and also of the Arab nations…,” indicating his plan is to win and keep their trust to promote peace.
He says “we must retain the trust and the confidence both of Israel and also of the Arab nations…,” indicating his plan is to win and keep their trust to promote peace.
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