everything i just said? let's ask martin indyk who resigned a month ago as the u.s. special envoy for u.s.-palestinian negotiations. he was also former u.s. ambassador to israel. he's now at the brookings institution. thanks very much for joining us. let's talk about the resignation. when you left you said there's so much water under the bridge, soept skepticism and so much distrust and lack of confidence, the difficulties we faced were far more because of the 20 years of distrust that built up. are you saying this is not do ab able? >> it certainly doesn't look that way at moment given what you're reporting this morning. what we're watching is war-making, not peace-making, but when the dust settles and the blood of innocence is cleared away, palestinians and israelis have only one solution to their conflict which is to solve it through peace negotiations. the idea of a two-state solution