Hillary Clinton Talks Violence, Tolerance, and Remembers Diplomats Killed in Libya

During the Annual Eid Reception and Celebration at the US Department of State, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Libyan Ambassador Ali Sulieman Aujali talk violence and religious tolerance, and remembers the US diplomats killed.

Published

8 months ago

Categories

US, World

Topics

US Politics, International Relations, Middle East & North Africa

People

Hillary Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Christopher Stevens, Ali Sulieman Aujali

Places

United States of America, Yemen, Egypt, Libya, Gaza City

Transcript

tonight our gathering is more somber than any of us would like this comes during this sad and difficult days for the state department family we lost for americans they were good and brave man they were committed to the is building a brighter future for the people of libya and we condemn the violence in the strongest terms violence against our most in gaza city in egypt and now in yemen i must tell you about them and said christy and tell the american people that's because this is a hero he is a real hero he's the man who would be the ins and the lead in the abilities they would achieve the democracy of the forty two years all the dictatorship now we are facing a serious problem and we have to that human team and we have two of to say we need security and stability in our country the government of the it facing a serious problem this year alone and couldn't and then the support of new and friend is who able to see you in the war is very important sixty nine we must come together and re commit ourselves to working towards a future marked by understanding and acceptance there and been distrust weekend pledged that whenever one person speaks out in ignorance and bigotry ten races will answer resoundingly against the balance and the insult in your hands with the enlightenment answering he traded with understanding answering the darkness with light and if one person commits a violent act in the name of religion and millions will stand up and you condemn that out of the story