A
And so you, you basically have, uh, mutually exclusive interests, either Israel is going to occupy the area, or the Arabs are going to occupy the area and I'm just not sure that, that there's going to be any easy permanent solution.
B
Yeah, somebody's going to, and I think that's the problem the P L O has is that when they, whenever one group of them decides that they're going to negotiate, or they're going to do something, they're going to try to make some peace, but, uh, the end result is that they, there so many factions of them and, uh, some more violent than others, some with a certain agenda different than the others, or they split, they end up being, becoming divisive themselves.
A
Exactly.
B
Uh, I, it's interesting,
A
It is.
B
I, I'm, I'm looking forward to seeing what happens over there in the next couple of months, but, uh, that's,