All parties to the peace should make accommodation and provide aid and assistance to facilitate return of refugees and migr s from the respective diasporas of Palestine and Israel. A holy land at peace will be very attractive and it should be anticipated that many will want to return. Planning will be necessary for significant population increase. International aid will be needed to build new villages, new settlements, new houses in already settled areas, new industrial facilities, new schools, and to rebuild demolished houses and buildings damaged in the warfare. Other states should be asked to contribute.
International aid is needed to provide water to a growing population.
Secure, long-term water contracts should be negotiated with Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Egypt and other potential suppliers to guarantee future water resources. Development of desalinization, water conservation, solar energy, and other sustainable technologies should be part of the economic plan for Palestine and Israel at peace. A democratic sustainable development plan is needed to guide development and resettlement within the expanding limits of available resources. Women need to have parity representation in all discussions at the peace table. Young people need to be at the peace table.