president. from the palestinian point of view, they're looking for, as you might expect, the complete opposite. they were very pleased, in general, to see the united states' president basically make the official u.s. position, something the palestinians have been asking for for several years, something they've been demanding, that we go back to the 1967 borders and use that as a basis for negotiations about a future palestinian state. so what palestinians will be looking for now is some kind of reaffirmation from president obama that is indeed what he's going to be pushing with the israeli leadership in the future, candy. >> is there, in fact, any sort of consensus even in israel? let's just state at the beginning, there are no peace talks going on, but were there to be peace talks going on and they were sitting down at the table by some miracle, is there any israeli consensus about what ought to be the starting point? >> reporter: it's difficult to say. i mean, certainly you're right, first of all, this is all theoretical. there are no peace negotiations under way.