Neither Israel nor the Palestinians can finance the parks. The parks' financing could be structured to offer global investors profit potential. The revenues generated by park leasings could finance bonds for their construction with the equity contributed by the land made available in the Oslo agreements. Because of the risks, credit enhancement could be structured to enable selling the parks' debt to the global capital markets. Privatize the Israeli, Jordanian and Egyptian stock markets .
Government still plays too dominant a role in the capital markets.
In Israel, for example, most savings are channeled to government bonds, not business securities. Launching a Middle East regional stock index would reduce investors' portfolio risk and attract new capital into Israel, Jordan, Egypt and even the new Palestinian Stock Exchange's markets. Create a regional water rights market . Water has already started to gum up the peace process and could cause future wars in the Middle East. A water rights market would display market prices to guide water usage and provide monetary incentives and rewards for conservation efforts.