David Gerstman: Hi, David Gerstman from Soccer Dad. Thank you very much for talking with us. I have a more general question, and that is as in the past you've been an excellent spokesman for Israel, we're trying to do that in our own little way, and four things that I can think of that we can focus on. I was wondering, which ones do you feel are the most important. Are we best off arguing for Israel's legitimacy, or fighting media bias, or emphasizing Israel's alliance with the United States, or finally, number four, emphasizing Israel's contributions to the world such as in science and medicine. Which one of these do you think are the best areas for us to be focusing on, for us to be defending Israel?

Netanyahu: Number three. The reason is simple. You know if (unintelligible) United States, the American public has a pretty good feel for who the bad guys and who the good guys are, but the important thing is to mobilize the American people to understand, this is not a war between two native tribes, the Jews of Israel and the Arabs of Hezbollah/Lebanon. This is our ... of war, would be a simple thing, and less compelling, and as I said this was the opening salvo of Iran's bid for empire, and Shiite Islam's bid for world dominion, and it is an unrestricted, uninhibited quest and will use nuclear weapons once it acquires them. A lesser creed, or if you will the matching creed of "I don't want to use nuclear weapons," if they had it they would have smashed not into the Twin Towers, but (unintelligible) altogether, destroyed Washington, and probably other cities. The only limitation they had was not having the weapons, and so they improvised, and if Iran has nuclear weapons then every American is in great peril. America is in peril. Our world is in peril. It's very important that people understand that this is not Israel's war, you know, our house against their house, to a limited extent. It is our house, in the broad sense of the word "our."