These are agreements that are also multilateral. Most of these agreements are, for example Sharm El-Shaykh II, attended by U.S. former President Clinton, King Abdullah of Jordan, President Mubarak of Egypt, Mr. Kofi Annan of the United Nations, and Mr. Solana representing the U.N. and the European Community. And so these agreements became international agreements and not only bilateral agreements between the two sides. I am saying this because no government can basically erase the work of the previous government. The Israelis cannot erase the move when they withdrew from Lebanon or their agreement with Egypt regarding Sinai or their agreement with Jordan.
Governments always continue the work of previous governments.
And nobody can stop the Madrid process, the process that started with President Bush the Father. We call him President Bush the Father and the American side calls him the forty-first President. And, we look forward to resuming the negotiations from the point where it left off with the Israeli government that is still in power now. And I call on you, Mr. Secretary, our friend, our General friend, and I call on you and President Bush to help us to end the siege and these collective difficulties that we are facing as well as the escalations that are taking place with the use of prohibited various kinds of ammunition. We look forward to a quick protection for our people and this is our right just like any people around the world.