Yeah, it seems like a pretty quick downfall from a two hundred million dollar raise to bankruptcy.

Yeah.

So they defaulted on their first payment, which is pretty crazy and pretty unlikely because they had a valuation on these camps alone of about over four hundred million dollars.

So the bond raise was, you know, about half of that.

So the camps were worth a lot more.

And thirteen camps also had...

The raise was secured by thirteen camps, so the bond holders had a lien on thirteen camps.

And what has the reaction been in Israel from what you've seen? What recourse do the bond holders have?