We are still concerned about Norwegian whaling, and we do discuss it with the Norwegians, yes. It has ended. Yeah, and it ended. I think, first and foremost, we all remember the goal is peace. So the goal is for that situation to be peaceful.
Nobody ever forgets that.
In terms of a particular process or procedure at the moment, this is the moment we are in where we have to talk to the parties. We know that there will be aspirations and expectations and proposals on both sides, and we'll want to talk to the parties and consult with them, and then be able to determine with them what is the best way to proceed. I don't think I want to describe the Secretary's trip in any other terms. There are obviously a variety of ideas and suggestions from very worthy people out in the public domain at this point, but what is going to matter in the end is when we see a government formed in Israel and we are able to talk to the parties and discuss with them and understand their expectations and concerns, that we will at that point be much better able to determine with the parties how we think we should proceed. I mean, again, there are many worthy ideas and proposals out there.