 Paul Press is in a state of siege, as it were, and having a political solution at this moment, it seems that it's perilously late. Now, the other day, Matthew Miller, the State Department spokesman, said, what happens now is not a decision for the United States, which struck me because, among other things, the United States has done that many times in the past. Why will it change now? What is he talking about? It is, to some degree, a decision of the United States, isn't it?