Last night, the White House said that the President, in the talk with Arafat, had said, you know, possibly he'd like to have Arafat and Barak come separately to Washington. I think he covered it fairly fully. As you indicated that the President said, he has continued to discuss with Prime Minister Barak and with Chairman Arafat implementation of the Sharm el-Sheikh agreement, in particular taking concrete steps to reduce violence. So in that context, as the President said, and in terms of the broad context of implementing all of the Sharm agreement, the President indicated that an option may be to have visits from both leaders.
Meetings obviously are one option.
Both sides have told us, as the President said, that they remain committed to the peace process. And the President raised that possibility, but I really don't have anything more specific to add to what they said. I don't know that they told the President whether they were interested. I assume we would have heard if they had. Well, I think, Barry, given the time that we have had there, I just don't have anything further to what the President indicated.