 Namely, Israel doesn't seem to be interested in some sort of negotiated dispute and regards these lands as part of Israel. In the face of that, the lawyers have sort of stepped in and said it's a matter of, at least partly, a matter of international law. I suppose when people ask what's new about the decision, I would say that there's nothing perhaps new about any one element of it. But to have a court put it all together, to see the whole frame, the whole jigsaw together, you know, it's quite startling.