Salaam Accords
An open-source diplomatic proposal to heal Palestine-Israeli relations and end the Ideology of Hate
Background
Israel initially hoped that by granting Palestinians self-governance, groups like Hamas and the PA would moderate over time. Unfortunately, Hamas, which took control of Gaza in 2007, aligned itself with Iran and other radical elements, rather than seeking regional peace or economic development. Instead of using the billions in subsidies and international aid to improve civilian infrastructure, Hamas invested heavily in weapons, tunnels, and the perpetuation of conflict, all while imposing strict Sharia law on its citizens.
After Hamas's genocidal terrorist attack on October 7, 2024, it has become clear Hamas and the resistance movement in the West Bank is nothing more than a proxy militia for Iran. Each of these groups has stated clearly on video time and time again their intention to genocide Christians, Jews and Arabs who do not submit to their radical satanic version of Islam.
Heal Earth Institute's perspective outlines a stringent approach to the issue of Palestinian governance, particularly in Gaza and the West Bank, envisioning their full integration into Israel under strict control. Our plan focuses on eliminating radical ideologies and securing long-term peace through direct Israeli oversight.
The key points of our proposal include:
De-Militarization of Hamas: De-militarization of Hamas is a crucial step toward achieving long-term peace and stability in the region, specifically in Gaza and its relations with Israel and the broader Middle East. Hamas, which has controlled Gaza since 2007, has consistently diverted resources towards armed conflict, including the construction of tunnels, stockpiling of weapons, and launching rockets against Israel, rather than focusing on the development and well-being of its citizens.
Hamas has received billions in subsidies and foreign aid, yet much of it has been funneled into weapons and military activities rather than the development of Gaza’s economy, infrastructure, or healthcare. De-militarization would allow these resources to be reallocated to essential services like education, healthcare, and economic opportunities for the people of Gaza.
The Hamas charter and its military actions promote violent resistance and the destruction of Israel. A de-militarized Gaza would reduce hostilities and create a foundation for diplomatic dialogue, potentially leading to agreements that can address the humanitarian and political challenges in the region.
Gaza’s civilian population has suffered from years of war and blockade, living under dire conditions with restricted access to basic necessities. De-militarization would not only remove the constant threat of military retaliation but would also open avenues for humanitarian aid and economic development.
The international community, including key Arab states, Europe, and the U.S., must unite in pressuring Hamas to de-militarize. This would also require Hamas' financial backers, particularly Iran, to cease providing military aid, instead focusing on rebuilding Gaza as a peaceful region.
Demilitarization of the West Bank: Neither Gaza nor the West Bank would be allowed to possess weapons, ensuring that militant threats are eliminated. Iran has flooded the West Bank with arm sales for years to forment unrest.
De-Radicalization of Hamas & the West Bank: Radicalization in Gaza by Hamas has spread to the West Bank, where the Palestinian Authority has also expressed intentions to implement Sharia law. This, according to your view, is unacceptable for Israel's future.
No Independence for the Palestinian Authority: Instead of granting the PA independence, the West Bank would become a city-state within Israel, with its administration entirely under Israeli control. The same would apply to Gaza.
Path to Citizenship: All Palestinians in these regions would go through a process, not yet defined, to receive Israeli citizenship. This would likely involve background checks, education, and other measures of reintegration.
Universal Healthcare: Israel will pledge to extend universal healthcare to all Palestinians living under its jurisdiction, including those in Gaza and the West Bank
Educational and Religious Oversight: The proposal suggests that mosques would no longer be allowed to teach anti-Semitic ideologies, and all education would be directly overseen by the Israeli state, likely to ensure messages of peace and coexistence are promoted.
Healing Protocol: A key part of the de-radicalization process would include the use of Halal-approved psychedelic medicines, intended to aid in the healing and rehabilitation of individuals from radical backgrounds.
Sharia-like Penalties for National Security Violations: While no Sharia law would be allowed in these areas, we propose that severe penalties similar to those under Sharia law would apply to those violating national security laws, including the loss of fingers, hands, or even life.
Israel Will Restore Human Rights for All Palestinian Prisoners: Israel will commit to restoring and ensuring the human rights of all Palestinian prisoners, a move seen as part of broader efforts to address ongoing tensions and human rights concerns in the region. This pledge marks an important step toward improving the conditions of those detained and incarcerated in Israeli prisons, many of whom have been involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Comprehensive Peace and Reconciliation Agreement for Israel-Palestine
To begin the peace process in Israel-Palestine, we suggest the following:
Immediate Ceasefire (as voted by the UN's non-binding resolution)
Demilitarization of Gaza & the West Bank.
Hamas agrees to binding resolutions including demilitarization, agrees to end education of hatred and other reforms.
Palestinian Authority agrees to educational materials audit every 2 years and makes it a crime to teach children to hate Jews and advocate for the murder of innocent.
i. Reciprocity Initiatives:
This situation is very tricky due to the stated action of Hamas, which is labeled internationally as a terrorist organization. We first need to be able to differentiate between the people of Palestine (whom are more or less capitves of Hamas) and the political leadership organization which compromises Hamas.
Key Questions that need to be posed:
How does one delineate between a member of Hamas and an innocent Palestinian?
How does one layout a plan to “demilitarize” Hamas?
How does one repair the damage of the genocide occurring now which will naturally give birth to more extremism?
Heal.Earth is proposing a set of Reciprocity initiatives for the Israeli government to approach international partners in negotiating with Hamas and the Palestinian Authority. Reciprocity is an practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit.
Reciprocity Initiative Proposal:
Create a Cease-fire to free Hostages
Establish a Humanitarian corridor to evacuate and preserve the life of all women, children and eligible men.
Contingent upon the creation of a Palestinian state (see terms proposed below)
Grant Palestinian Citizenship into Palestinian state for those who qualify:
Proposed Qualifications
Citizen must pledge to disaffiliate from Hamas
Citizenship includes:
Free Mental Healthcare (funded by the government of Israel & international partners)
Free medical care
Reparations
To be determined at a future date
Terms for resumption of extremist activities
Citizenship can be revoked, etc..
UPDATE: JUNE 2024
Hamas & Yahya Sinwar Refuses All Cease Fire Terms & Agreements
After months of good faith dialogue between the US, Israel, Egypt & Qatar intermediaries to bring about a conclusion to the war against Hamas's illegal invasion and genocide of Israeli civilians, Hamas has once again rejected all options.
A Path Forward to Palestinian Independence
Objective: To create a sustainable pathway towards Palestinian statehood through the establishment of a designated colony in either Jordan or the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula. The colony will be overseen by an international peacekeeping force and local authorities (Jordanian or Egyptian) with a clear roadmap towards eventual statehood or integration into Jordanian/Egyptian governance, contingent upon the colony's readiness and the will of its residents.
Egypt is Complicit in aiding Hamas: Egypt has long been accused of enabling weapons and aid smuggling to Hamas through a network of underground tunnels. While the President of Egypt might publicly deny any affiliation, intelligence suggests numerous high-level military officials are deeply involved in the smuggling operations. This duplicity allows Egypt to present a united front to its allies, maintaining good diplomatic standing while secretly undermining the peace process by aiding Hamas. Given Egypt's complicity in these activities, it is imperative that Egypt rectifies its actions by allowing Israel and the international community to purchase land in the Sinai Peninsula for the establishment of a Palestinian colony. This move could pave the way for a genuine effort towards peace and stability in the region.
Construction work is already taking place in the Eastern part of Sinai for a potential reception and holding area for Gazans, "a refugee city," should the conflict spill over into Egypt.[1] This is an eventuality that Egypt is strongly opposed to but that it is – rightly – making sure to be prepared for, both by heightening security and a military presence on the border with Rafah and also by preparing such facilities, just in case.
We call on negotiations to center around this new refugee city.
Key Components:
Location Selection:
Identify suitable areas in Jordan or the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula that can accommodate the Palestinian colony, ensuring economic viability and security.
International Oversight:
Establish an international peacekeeping force to oversee security and stability within the colony, ensuring adherence to international norms and agreements.
Facilitate humanitarian aid and development assistance through international organizations to support the colony's infrastructure and community needs.
Local Governance:
Entrust the day-to-day administration of the colony to either Jordanian or Egyptian authorities, ensuring cooperation and alignment with national policies.
Collaborate closely with local governments to integrate the colony into broader economic and social frameworks.
Roadmap to Statehood:
Develop a clear 10-year roadmap outlining milestones for the colony's transition towards statehood or integration into Jordanian/Egyptian governance.
Conduct periodic reviews and assessments to evaluate progress in areas such as governance, security, economic development, and deradicalization efforts.
Democracy and Self-Determination:
Conduct a referendum within the colony to allow residents to choose between statehood, integration into Jordan or Egypt, or other viable options based on international norms.
Ensure transparency and inclusivity in decision-making processes, respecting the rights and preferences of the colony's inhabitants.
De-radicalization and Extremism Monitoring:
Implement robust monitoring mechanisms to track and address extremist ideologies or activities within the colony.
Establish educational and social programs aimed at promoting tolerance, coexistence, and non-violence among residents.
Collaborate with international partners and organizations experienced in de-radicalization efforts to provide expertise and support.
International Support and Diplomatic Engagement:
Garner support from international stakeholders, including neighboring countries, regional powers, and global organizations, to endorse and sustain the peace process.
Engage in diplomatic initiatives to secure funding, technical assistance, and political backing for the colony's development and integration efforts.
Conclusion: This proposal aims to provide a structured and peaceful resolution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict by establishing a Palestinian colony in Jordan or Egyptian Sinai under international oversight. By ensuring effective governance, security, and socioeconomic development, and by fostering a democratic process and de-radicalization efforts, the colony can progress towards statehood or integration into Jordanian/Egyptian governance. This approach prioritizes the rights and aspirations of the Palestinian people while promoting regional stability and cooperation.
The Future of Hamas:
Hamas has no future. The path of violence and terror they have chosen has lead to their ultimate destruction. It is clear that Israel has every right to finish the war that Hamas started on October 7. Hamas and Radical Islam has no place in this world. Their fake Martyrdom is a deception of Satan. Inshallah, if God will its, every soldier of Hamas will greet Allah in the next life to receive judgement.
I pray for the people and the children of Gaza. I pray for their salvation from the great evil of Hamas. I pray that as good and just students of the Quran, the people of Gaza will be freed from their oppressors and offered a new future—one of hope, peace, and prosperity. It is time for a new chapter, free from the tyranny of terror, where the people of Gaza can build a better life in harmony and security.
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