Secretary Cohen is consulting with allies and friends in the Gulf, and Secretary Albright has been consulting with her colleagues. With respect to the specific question about the basing issue, we have said that we believe we have confidence that we will have the necessary support to act. But I don't intend to be more specific about the military question. With respect to the broad consensus, I didn't refer to the Security Council. I was referring to the consensus in the region and around the world that Iraq's violation of UN Security Council resolutions and defiance of the will of the international community are very grave matters.
All options means all options.
We always regarded that argument as baloney. But we recognize that in some parts of the world the argument is either used or exists. Certainly, whoever were putting forward such a phony argument would be in a much less authoritative position to do so when the peace process has been placed back on track. And with the Cabinet meeting that has begun now in Israel, we look forward to its being approved very shortly and implemented. So to the extent that argument ever had any saliency, which we didn't think it did, I think that it no longer does.