And then from 1948 to 1952, 1953, there were 700,000 Jews that are flocking to Israel, most of them from Europe. These are refugees from World War II, but also from other Arab nations. I mean, at this point, if you're a Jew in Arab land, you better get the heck out. And if you're an Arab in the State of Israel, in Jewish land, many of them, they got the heck out. And once you got the heck out, you weren't allowed back in. And many, many refugees are going to be created from this problem, including the issue of Palestinian refugees who were living in that land, who fleed to fight Israel, and now they can't get back home. But in 1956, Egypt is going to take the extraordinary step of shutting down or nationalizing the Suez Canal, which is big shipping lanes that's going to cut Israel off.