I mean, there are some things that might want to be reviewed. I mean, those are obviously subjects of discussion in our bilateral relationships and the kind of regional discussions we have with parties. Certainly the economic situations in individual countries, the economic situation right now for the Palestinians in the territories, we all recognize that Israel does have certain security concerns and needs to address its security concerns. The Palestinians need to do everything they can to end the violence. But at the same time, we've been very concerned about the economic situation of the Palestinians.
Life is very difficult for people.
And this kind of economic pressure that causes hardship disrupts the economic life of the territory. So we've been urging, for example, the Israeli Government to transfer the tax revenues to the Palestinian Authority to end some of the economic pressures because we recognize the interplay between the economic and political environments. I'm embarrassing myself. Let me try to remember. I just gave away the notebook that had my notes in it.