Israel/Palestine
In reply to the discussion: Huh, that sounds a lot like "from the river to the sea". [View all]sabbat hunter
(6,909 posts)go to the UN and tell them the following
"we need an armed peacekeeping force in the WB and Gaza. We are going to pull out completely from those areas. Jerusalem will remain status quo. We will not pull out until that peacekeeping force is in place. If any new attacks come from those areas, the UN peacekeeping force will be at blame for not doing their jobs. Their job will be to disarm any groups other than from the elected government of the Palestinian people. Failure to do so will be 100% on their shoulders. They have to put in writing that they will accept this blame, and apologize to Israel for any attacks that happen. Israel on its part will negotiate with the elected government of the Palestinian people for a permanent peace treaty in which each side recognizes the other's right to exist as a nation.
The settlers in what is the WB, can remain, but they will no longer be under Israel protection. The UN peacekeeping force will be expected to disarm them as well. Those settlers living there, will be given Palestinian citizenship, will full, and equal rights.
The UN will also oversee free, and independent elections in Gaza and the WB for a new government/parliament."
I know this is highly unlikely to happen, but it is a dream.