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LONDON Foreign leaders and dignitaries around the globe woke up Wednesday morning to the news that President Obama would continue to lead the world’s most powerful nation for 안전한 사설 놀이터 another four years. Here’s what they’ve had to say about it.

Prime Minister David Cameron, Great Britain: “Congratulations to Barack. I enjoy working with him. I think he is a very successful American president and I look forward to working with him in the future.”

President Francois Hollande, France: “A clear choice for an open, supportive America, fully involved on the international stage and conscious of the great challenges facing our planet: peace, the economy, and the environment.”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel: “The strategic alliance between Israel and the U.S. is stronger than ever. I will continue to work with President Obama in order to assure the interests that are vital to the security of the citizens of Israel.”

President Shimon Peres, Israel (Referring to Mr. Obama’s vow to prevent Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon): “What he said about Iran, he will do; I am convinced completely.”