I think it's time that Congress needs to reassert its intent on this question in the ways I've mentioned.

I agree a hundred percent.

I think since then what you're seeing as reflected is frustration of the Arab capitals with the--with sort of the absence of U.S. assertiveness on the political track.

We hope that those who normalize with the Assad regime get something in return.

I think that their lack of assertiveness here has been extremely damaging.

I am certainly a fan of us supporting rather than trying to come in and save the day.

I want to take note of H.R. 1268, a thoughtful bill introduced by Representatives Torres and Lawler, to create a special envoy for the Abraham Accords.

Thank you to all of you for testifying today.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And thank you to all of you for testifying today.

The work that this Congress is undertaking is critical to put us in a position to be economically competitive.

I want to commend the vice chair, the gentlelady from Missouri, for her legislation, the Taiwan Assurance Act.