If I may, Mr. Ambassador, I would like to switch to something that Syrian official sources were leaking recently. I am a prominent member. That you were unofficial members quote unquote of the Israeli delegation to Sheperdstown. Well, I don't think that's serious. In your two questions you have the two opposite positions.
Some people see that as somehow that has an impact on our ability to play the role of honest broker.
I say the exact opposite. Because we have a relationship, a close relationship, a strong relationship of trust with the Government and the people of Israel, it gives us the ability to play an effective role in the peace process. We have known for some time that when it comes to a deal involving the Golan, that Israel's security requirements are going to be substantial. We are working hard on that request to refine it, to see how we can be responsive. But there is a basic underlying commitment that, if you remember, President Clinton made to Prime Minister Rabin in April of 1993.