there, I think it's all should be laid to at the feet of Hamas. Why did we have the problem of feeding the Gazans? Because, as I said, Hamas looted at gunpoint, killed the drivers took over these these trucks, and took the food for itself, took the main chunk for itself, and left the crumbs at exorbitant prices for the Palestinian people. So that created deprivation. What we tried to do is to build distribution points that would go around this Hamas robbery, these Hamas thieves, and we put these distribution points along the Gaza Strip. It was manned by Americans, actually by American companies, and said, Here, try to provide the food that way, not in order to deprive the Palestinians, but to get food to the Palestinians, as we've been doing since the beginning of the war and before the looting came in, that, unfortunately didn't work. That's why you had the deprivation, because Hamas attacked those distribution points too. So we didn't get it from the trucks, because we didn't want them looted. We wanted to get it through the distribution points, American man distribution points. They shot there too. I mean, so they created this whole deprivation, of course, laid it at Israel's doorstep, and then international media bought it to climb and sinker. I mean, it's just ridiculous. The whole thing is absurd. We push, we push Jackie disappoint. We push 2 million tons of aid into Gaza from the beginning of the war. That's one ton of aid per person, man, woman, child, per day, and that, that is amazing. That's an that's actually 3000 calories per person per day, and that's less. It's not starvation. It's the opposite of starvation. So the answer, the simple answer, is, there was never a starvation policy, and there never will