We have called upon Sudan to sever its ties to renegade organizations and to stop shielding suspected assassins. And we have banned U.S. trade and investment with Iran, the world's number one state sponsor of terrorist acts. There are some overseas who do not share our approach, who argue that the best way to influence governments that support terrorism is to do business with them, to place profit above principle. But we believe it is wrong to sign contracts with governments that sponsor terror.
Terrorism is evil.
And under President Clinton, whether terrorists are wearing robes or business suits, whether they call themselves warriors or diplomats, the United States will speak and act against terrorism in all its disguises, in all its forms. The Internet has plenty of documentation that Israel violated almost 70 resolutions from 1995 - 1972. Israel was protected by 29 U.S. vetoes from Security Council decisions from 1972 to May 1990. I have visited mass grave sites in both of the regions for which this tribunal was created. I have seen in Rwanda a virtual generation of widows, many the mothers of babies conceived by rape.