Mr. Chair, I want to touch on something that I do not think has come up tonight.
It is important that we create a distinction between the appropriate response of those people who are not anti-Semitic, including Jewish people within the State of Israel, who question actions by the current government in Israel, without having any action that suggests criticism of Israel's foreign policy or domestic policy as conflated with anti-Semitism.
This is a very difficult area, and this is where we need to be very clear. Anti-Semitism is without question unacceptable at its root, but groups like Independent Jewish Voices will criticize actions by the State of Israel if it believes that they are illegal, without being anti-Semitic.
I wonder if my friend has any comments on that. This is a very difficult area and is far more sensitive than some of what we have discussed here tonight. This may not have the same degree of unanimity.