 There are almost a million people who have come here to find their pets. 1960, the late crisis. I was not. I thought you were dead. Two minutes, that's for sure. Also, here are a few things. We enjoyed very much, I mean, very much the president. Lecturers, visits, and institutions. I'm visiting many institutions. Education institutions. As I told you, spare time. Mr. President, it's been my great pleasure to welcome you today to the White House and the United States as you begin your visit that will take you on to Boston and New York. And today we've had an excellent opportunity to make each other's acquaintance and to break bread together. And I know now that Nancy and Mrs. Navone are going to have a chance to meet before you depart from the United States. And I know both are looking forward to that. Your presence here as president of Israel symbolizes the close ties that have always linked our two nations. Ours is a friendship that has deepened over time. It's daily expressed in our unswerving commitment to the security and well-being of the state of Israel. Of course, the security of Israel is inescapably connected with peace in the Middle East, the principal goal of both our peoples. A succession of American presidents have committed this nation to assisting in the achievement of that goal. And I can assure you that our commitment to peace is one that I'm proud to carry forward. Mr. President, we wish you and Mrs. Navone an interesting and productive visit and a safe return to Israel. Thank you for coming. Mr. President, I am very grateful to you for your kind invitation. It has been an opportunity to exchange views on important issues that relate to the mutual countries, to the peace in the Middle East, to the prospects for peace and security. In Israel, as you very well know, Mr. President, though there are different views as to policies, whether those who accepted the American views as a basis for negotiations, whether those who didn't find it possible to accept them as a basis, none of them has any doubt as to your dedication to peace, your sincerity, and your commitment to peace and to the security of Israel. We're grateful to you personally, Mr. President. We're grateful to the great American people for the generous aid that has been always rendering to my people. And that feeling of gratitude I wanted to express to you, Mr. President. Thank you.