Israel has no territorial demands in Lebanon. In the earliest stages of talks, arrangements would be made for the immediate withdrawal of IDF troops. Israel would demand a comprehensive cease-fire during talks. The government will work with the United States toward the resumption of talks with Syria on the basis of the Madrid Conference. The peace agreement would determine the border between the states.
Territorial compromise is possible.
The peace agreement would also include the mutual interests of the countries in energy, tourism and agriculture. The party would adopt a free-market economy with social sensitivity. The government would reduce its involvement in the business sector by means of privatization of companies and services. The party would strive to create 5 percent economic growth annually. There would be changes in monetary policy to allow for faster growth, accompanied by additional spending on infrastructure projects and research and development.