 And I'll just say, you know, we've reported also on the UN saying they want to work with police on the ground for local security, but those police have been targeted by Israel because they're also deemed as an arm of Hamas. So it's unclear who could provide security on the ground at this point because the aid organizations, they don't want to hire just gunmen and gangs like the commercial trucks have. But one nurse told me that she said, look, there are cherries now, but no gauze. So it's not just food. It's also a lack of fuel for hospitals and ambulances and medical supplies.