Because there is occupation, there is resistance. Any time you have occupation and resistance, you're going to have things get out of hand every once in a while. The final solution is for an Israeli withdrawal from the south of Lebanon, the Lebanese army taking over the responsibility for that region, and then our president said many times, he said, I will send 35,000 troops to that area to maintain calm in it. But you heard Ms. Avital say that the first thing that has to happen is for the Lebanese army to take over the area, not for the Israeli troops to withdraw, that the Lebanese army has to secure the southern part of Lebanon first. I think, I think we can sit down and negotiate a phased withdrawal of the Israeli army, replacement by the Lebanese army, and after that process is finished, I don't think there will be any resistance.
Resistance is because there is occupation.
Once there is no occupation, there is no resistance. I don't think there is a problem in that. No, I don't think anybody could ask the people who are occupied, whose homes and lands are occupied by Israel, not to resist. This is a right. This is a human right, to resist the occupation.