What happened to Rachel in 2003 that collectively they will agree that there was damage done, severe damage done to Rachel. There are several individuals with the Israeli government that were personally kind to us. When Rachel was killed there was a council general from the West Coast that called us and offered condolences but he later made clear that that was just personal, that wasn't from the government itself. We've seen things that the government of Israel is shown to members of Congress to our embassy and they are outlies and I know that Prime Minister Shirom, for instance, told President Bush that there would be a thorough credible and transparent investigation in Rachel's killing. It's not just my opinion but it's still the opinion of the U.S. government that that never happened. We've been through many different phases of this case and so I think that things could have been done differently. I think there was no responsibility taken. All along Rachel has been blamed for her own killing without looking at the responsibility of all the parties involved in the military and so forth. I looked at the time on the internet to see if maybe she could go somewhere else to India or someplace because we had family in India. It was very important to her to do meaningful work in her life and I couldn't not want that for her. I'm proud of her. I'm proud of the way that she tried to work with people here in Gaza to save their dignity, to save their homes. When Rachel was here it was extremely violent. Both here with suicide bombings but down in Gaza where all the homes were being destroyed.