Israel will include:

• 93% Jewish State, and the fullfillment of Zionism 
• 65% of all existing settlements, with a population of 628,716 (83%)
• 91% of the current settler population in Judea and Samaria
• 62% of the settlements in Judea and Samaria, with a population of 449,047 (91%)
• up to the summit of Mount Hermon
• 365 square miles in the southern Golan Heights, including 75% of the existing settlements and 86% of the population
• 8,026 square miles on the eastern side of the Sinai Peninsula, with 119 miles along the Gulf of Aqaba
• 24 square miles of Tiran Island, and control of the straits
• easy continued existing secure access to all existing settlements in East Jerusalem, Golan Heights, Judea and Samaria, over the population of 2,000, except for four
• tunnel access to seven settlements (i.e., Hebron, Tekoa, Eli, Shiloh, Nablus)
• The Third Temple, per Ezekiel, will be built on the Temple Mount, north of the Dome of the Ascension and direcly west of the Golden Gate
• The western half of the City-State of Jerusalem, which is Jewish, will provide a clear northern access to the Third Temple through the Hebrew University, Rub’a el-Adawiya Street, and the entire Jewish Cemetery on the Mount of Olives

Palestine will include:

• complete undeterred direct access of a continous 2,120 square miles across the West Bank, from Ma’ale Iron in the north to Ar’ara BaNegev in the south
• 67% of all Palestinians that now live in Israel, will live in Palestine
• a peaceful ‘buffer zone’ around the Gaza Strip, averaging two miles
• 60 Palestinian villages east of Acre, including Nazareth, with a total population of 705,200
• 7,000 square miles across the middle of the Sinai Peninsula, including El Arish and half of Bardawil Lake
• 23 miles on the Jordan River, with 9.5 miles on both sides
• 560 continous square miles in north Jordan
• 20 square miles in the northwest of the Dead Sea
• Palestine will not include: 62% of the existing Israeli settlements in the West Bank, with 91% of the settler population
• The eastern half of the City-State of Jerusalem, which is for the Muslims and Christians, will provide easy direct undeterred southern access through Silwan, to Haram al-Sharif, al-Aqsa and the Dome of the Rock, Dome of the Ascension; through the Iron Gate to the Muslim Quarter, up to Sheikh Jarrah, and exclusive access through the Mount Scopus tunnel. 

City-State of Jerusalem

Israeli Settlements:

There are 178 existing Israeli settlements in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, with a population of 756,947

Israel will include 115 of these settlements (65%), with a population of 628,716 (83%); 5 settlements (3%) will be part of the new City-State of Jerusalem (Jewish), with a population of 80,036 (11%); and 58 of these settlements (33%) will be part of either Palestine or the new State of Daraa, with a population of 48,195 (6%).

– West Bank (Judea and Samaria)

There are 135 existing Israeli settlements in the West Bank (Judea and Samaria), with a population of 495,569. Israel will include 84 of these settlements (62%), with a population of 449,047 (91%). 

One settlement will be in the City-State of Jerusalem (West), with a population of 1,672. The remaining 50 settlements (38%) will be part of Palestine, with a population of 44,850 (9%). 

– East Jerusalem

There are the 11 existing Israeli settlements in East Jerusalem, with a population of 237,407. 

All these settlements will be part of either Israel or the City-State of Jerusalem. The City-State of Jerusalem will be divided into a western side, which is Jewish, and an eastern side which is Muslim and Christian. 

Israel will include 7 of these settlements (64%), with a population of 159,043 (67%). The City-State of Jerusalem (Jewish) will include 4 settlements (36%), with a population of 78,364 (33%).

– Golan Heights

There are 32 existing Israeli settlements in the Golan Heights, with a population of 23,971.

Israel will include 24 of these settlements (75%), with a population of 20,626 (86%); and 8 settlements in the north will be part of the State of Daraa, with a population of 3,345 (14%). 

Israel will include 365 square miles in the south of the Goaln Heights and the State of Daraa will include 325 square miles in the north of the Golan Heights.

Palestinians in Israel

There are 2,048,000 Palestinians that currently live in Israel; of which, 1,375,310 (67%) will no longer live in Israel, they will live in Palestine. 

In the Negrev Desert, 364 square miles, south of the Green Line, will be part of Palestine. This area has a Bedouin population of 160,000.  

Israel has a populaion of 9,239,263, the 672,690 remaining Palestinians living in Israel will be 7%. 

Palestinians in Jordan

There are 5.9 million registered Palestinian refugees around the world, 33% live in 58 recognized UNRWA refugee camps in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Gaza Strip, West Bank, and East Jerusalem. The most registered Palestinian refugees, 2,175,491, live in Jordan; 50% of Jordan’s population are Palestinians. 

Palestine will include 7 of the UNRWA refugee camps in Jordan; and include a continous 560 square miles, along the Zarqa River, north to Irbid and south to Zarqa, and then along Highway 30.

Palestine (Gaza)

There are the 22 existing Israeli towns in the Gaza Strip ‘Buffer’ Zone, with a population of 11,073. The ‘buffer zone’ will be two miles wide, and be part of the Palestine (Gaza) to establish a safe zone between Israel and Gaza.

Egypt

There are 17 towns in the Sinai Peninsula, with a population of 619,812. The North Sinai has 504,201 people and the South Sinai has 115,611 people. 

• 8,026 square miles in the eastern side of the Sinai Peninsula will be part of Israel 
• 7,066 square miles in the middle of the Sinai Peninsula will be part of Palestine (Gaza)
• 7,023 square miles in the western side of the Sinai Peninsula will remain part of Egypt
• Egypt will include 7 of the towns (41%), with a population of 196,678 (32%)
• Palestine (Gaza) will include 4 of the existing towns (24%), with a population of 391,112 (63%)
• Israel will include 6 of the towns (35%), with a population of 31,322 (5%).

Saudi Arabia

The 24 square miles of Tiran Island of Saudi Arabia will be part of Israel.

Lebanon

There are 6 existing Israeli towns in the Lebanon ‘Buffer’ Zone, with a population of 4,469. These towns will be part of Lebanon.

Jordan / Saudi Arabia 

Jordan will include 4,872 square miles in the northwest Tabuk Province of Saudi Arabia; 155 miles along the Gulf of Aqaba, and include Sanafir Island. This area has a population of 51,568.   

Syria / Jordan

Syria will include 9,272 square miles, almost all in the Mafraq Governate, in eastern Jordan. This area is part of the Syrian Desert and has a population of 20,000.

Daraa / Syria

The new State of Daraa will reach from the summit of Mount Hermon, and will include 4,300 square miles of the three Syrian Governorates of Quneitra, Daraa and As-Suwayda. This area has a population of 1,489,000.

Egypt / Libya

Egypt will include 32,380 square miles in the Butnan District of Libya. This area has a population of 195,088.

Libya / Cyrenaica 

The new State of Cyrenaica will include 330,260 square miles of the Cyrenaica province, one of the three traditional Provinces of Libya. This area has a population of 1,613,749.

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To come to peace, it is clearly evident that all parties must compromise to some extent, but certainly all parties should also benefit. Compromise has always been at the heart of true peace, my vision is that there will be a new transformation in our minds and that all countries will elevate their views in this matter. Surely, we all can rise to live peacefully on this beautiful blue planet that we call home.

The belief that all life is precious. No one is greater, than anyone else. Life includes the animals, the land, the water, the air, space. The higher power is in you. You get to decide. Love is the key to wisdom. The pursuit of knowledge begins everyday you wake up.