Policy paper presents a value-based approach to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggesting significant territorial changes for peace.
Modern diplomacy consistently fails in the Middle East because it treats the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as a zero-sum collision of physical facts, borders, and raw power politics. This Policy Paper operationalizes the evolutionary axiology of the Tractatus Politico-Philosophicus to present a structural, value-based alternative. By rejecting the Hobbesian trap of mechanically dividing the contested territory of the West Bank, this plan proposes a grand geopolitical exchange: the complete integration of the West Bank into Israel to ensure its strategic and historical security, balanced by the creation of "The New Palestine"—a sovereign, world-class hyper-developed state encompassing the Gaza Strip and an expanded territory in the Sinai Peninsula, funded entirely by the international community.
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