In 1948, for instance, the balance of power was in Israel's favor in terms of control, organization, weaponry and combat capabilities. Now, Arab countries have arsenals of conventional and ultra-conventional weapons. Pursuing our reading of the map, we come to realize that some Arab countries are out of the battlefield, i.e. no longer part of military confrontations. At this point, an explanation seems in order. There are numerous methods by which a conflict is enacted.
Fighting is only one such method.
Making peace through economy is yet another, only a faulted one since it seeks to waste Arab capacities in an effort as dissipating as plowing in the sea. Peace is a two-storey establishment. You must provide the political background for economy to build on. Like the Nazis, Israel appears to rely solely on its military potential. Arabs, on the other side, possess area and depth, oil and water, workforce, capital and markets.