Middle East Peace Proposal

The current conflict is causing devastation for children and families in Gaza, with the loss of many lives. We are proposing a release of hostages to be followed immediately by a cease-fire and return of all services to the people of Gaza, including food, water, and fuel.

Secondly, we are proposing the formation of a peace process inspired by the Good Friday Peace Accords that occurred in Ireland many years ago. This process would involve neutral mediators working with both Palestinian and Israeli representatives.

The goal of the mediators is to help both sides reach a negotiated agreement that would result in an independent and free Palestinian State. This agreement would then be presented to all citizens in Israel and all Palestinians. There would be two referendums that would occur, both in Israel and amongst all Palestinians, regarding the proposal. If both referendums result in positive outcomes, then the process would move forward, and a free and independent Palestinian State would be created.

We are also proposing that there needs to be immediate International aid provided to help rebuild Gaza and provide an environment to help all children and families live happy and fulfilling lives. 

As we stated, referendums on a mediated peace deal would be held in both Israel and by Palestinians. Our hope would be that they would both pass on the first try . If necessary, however, there would be a further negotiation and referendums would be held every six months until the Palestinian state is created. It is essential that we are successful with the creation of a Palestinian state.

If the initial referendums are unsuccessful, Israeli and Palestinian negotiators would also be allowed to conclude a deal themselves . This gives even more options.

In summary, this approach has worked before in conflicts that have gone on for many years, and we believe it can work again. It would provide Palestinians and Israeli citizens the peace and prosperity that’s well deserved for everyone. We believe that the United Nations would fully support this process.