So it's not a complex issue. That's the big thing. It's super simple. There's one group that has enormous power. It's the most powerful country in the Middle East. It's backed by the United States. It acts on another population of people with total impunity and is never held accountable for anything. So there's no symmetry in the relationship, period. And just as like a thought experiment, IDW people, if we know that if somehow a population of Jewish refugees ended up in West Bank in Gaza, and in Arabic, government in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, you've had an open-air prison in what, you know, Jewish Gaza, which they bombed with life phosphorus. They killed civilians indiscriminately, and they had no provisions for medicine. They had an embargo, that blocked food, that electricity wasn't running, that there was an over 48% on employment rate, life expectancy, and malnutrition statistics were horrifying. One of the major policy makers in this hypothetical Arabic Palestinian state said, we need to put those Jews on a diet. In the West Bank, there was another Jewish area where there was a little bit more autonomy, but there was regular Arabic settlements where they pulled up the Jewish farmers' foods. They terrorized them with rocks, the security forces broke children's bones, and they couldn't drive them on roads. We'd all have no problem understanding what that was. So there's nothing complex about it.