as it is the israelis fault, but when you listen -- and martin indyk in the interview we did just the other day, martin was very careful to say, you know, look, i think blame is shared equally, not with america, by the way, and this is the administration's argument. we wanted to do this more than either party, so they are sort of blending both parties for that. but what you hear when you actually go a little bit deeper is a broad feeling in the administration that israel has the more powerful of the two individuals, having more to give, particularly signaling to the palestinians, look, we know the west bank is going to be your state, so therefore, we are going to stop settling in it. doing all sorts of things over the past month that signaled to the palestinians or at the very least gave them an excuse to pull out of negotiations. >> by saying we're going to start these processes at we're going to expand settlements?