 But the majority of stuff that's coming in now that Israel is allowing is coming from Israeli merchants. And these are on commercial trucks. And what that looks like is market stalls with the kind of fruits and poultry we haven't seen in months. So that could include like mangoes and chicken. But people can't afford it. People are just walking past it. They can't afford it. They haven't worked in months. Banks don't operate. And the prices have skyrocketed. So people just can't afford this stuff. So, Tom, based on your conversations with aid workers and U.S. officials, what's the path forward here?