I’m leaving for New York tonight to defend the State of Israel and the IDF soldiers from the UN podium.

You hear the terrible lies being spread there and in other parts of the world.

I will fight against the lies; I will fight for the truth about our soldiers and our country.

There will also be surprises.

Ultimately, the way this gets solved is a Gaza that’s free of Hamas, governed by Palestinian leadership that’s reflective of its people.

We have plenty of munitions to achieve our objectives in the case of Iran, but we are not only in Iran.

We have obligations in the Indo-Pacific. We have obligations increasingly in the Southern Command. We have obligations and commitments to NATO and our partners there.

Any part of the world where you go and tell them there are going to be five less American soldiers and two less planes, everybody freaks out.

President Trump really doesn’t think the world right now needs a “West Bank crisis,” and that’s our position.

Capitalism is the system that God prepared through a law so that after the fall, work could continue.

God did not abandon us; He never abandoned us. Even when we went against Him, He always left us a door open to return to His kingdom.

He left us the task of rebuilding on Earth the kingdom that we lost, rebuilding the radical abundance and eternity that we once lost through obedience to the commandments that He left written for us.

Capitalism is usually criticized as a system based on greed, but that could not be further from reality.

Capitalism is a system based on love of the good, on the right to property, both one's own and others', and on the faith that this sacred right cannot be violated, not even by the sovereign. That is its true essence.

Greed, the desire to take what belongs to another person, is exactly the moral fuel of collectivism and Marxism.

As I argued before, greed is not the engine of capitalism; it is the engine of socialism — the desire to take what belongs to others by force, privately or, as is more fashionable today, through public force.

There is no third path. Either you choose good or you choose evil.

If we choose good, we prosper. If we choose evil, we sink. There is not much more to do. It is all within our hands.

Yesterday, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly meeting, as a continuation of the discussions mediated by countries between Iran and the United States, another round of message exchange and clarification took place through Qatari intermediaries between Iran and America.

In this process, which lasted approximately two hours, Iran's positions and conditions for reviving diplomacy in a manner that leaves no doubt or ambiguity and provides no excuses or pretexts for any party were conveyed to the American side.

Iran's conditions are clear and transparent: cessation of aggressive U.S. actions, including the naval blockade, economic terrorism, ending the war on all fronts, release of Iran's frozen or restricted assets, acceptance of a safe shipping route in the manner agreed upon between the two coastal governments, and ....

President Pezeshkian spoke not just for a government, but for a 3,000-year-old civilization.

He was the powerful voice of courage, resilience, and strength for the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Long live the proud, resistant nation of Iran.

There is a ceasefire in Gaza, imperfect as it may be, but it still exists.

Humanitarian efforts have achieved historic results, with billions of dollars shared, donated, and pledged to meet urgent needs and support the long work of recovery.

There is talk of free Palestine, but for Palestinians living in Gaza, they don't need a slogan; they need a solution.

To be free, Gaza must live in peace with its neighbors and with itself.

And this cannot happen if it's governed by those who use Gaza as a base for war against a neighbor it has no chance of defeating.