And, as you know, we are involved with the parties in the situation to try to see that they take the steps that are necessary to make this cease-fire endure. He already did. I had three already, Barry. No, I don't have a response to that. I think it is something that we have made clear all along, that continued efforts are necessary to prevent the violence from flaring up again.
Continued steps are necessary to make the cease-fire endure, and that is where our focus is.
I mean, that's not quite like blowing up 20 people at a disco. But on the one hand, the State Department supports the right to demonstrate. Barry, nowhere in the world do we support he right to throw rocks. We have never tried to draw lines between violent acts. In this situation, as in almost any other situation around the world, the freedom of expression and freedom of protest is not the same as saying that people should have free rein to engage in violence.