Israel out of the Middle East
A symbolic proposal for peace — and a call to global conscience.
Which side of history are you on?
Following the United Nations recognition of the ongoing genocide perpetrated by the State of Israel against the Palestinian people, we hereby express our deep concern and call for concrete action by the relevant international institutions around the world, in unison.
Crimes Documented and Ignored
For more than seven decades, practices that constitute war crimes and systematic human rights violations have been widely documented and denounced, including illegal territorial appropriations, persecution, arbitrary detention of civilians — including children and the elderly — torture, blocking access to essential goods such as water, food and medicine, and preventing the entry of humanitarian aid. These acts, supported by factual evidence and independent reports, require a firm and coordinated response from the international community.
The Collapse
of Peace
Efforts
The impossibility of peaceful coexistence between two states becomes evident when one of the parties repeatedly shows disregard for international norms, UN resolutions and the basic principles of human dignity, including the rights of third parties.
The deliberate destruction of diplomatic initiatives — such as the attack on the negotiator’s hotel in Qatar — reveals the lack of political will on the part of the State of Israel to engage in a just and lasting peace process.
In this context, it is imperative that the states historically involved in the origin of the conflict assume their responsibilities. The United Kingdom, author of the Balfour Declaration, must recognise and correct the historical error of having assigned territory that did not belong to it, as must France, which also benefited from the same territory. The EU and the rest of the world must actively participate in mediating an equitable solution.
The United States of America, as Israel's main financier and strategic ally, has a moral duty and added responsibilities in welcoming the Israelis and promoting a solution that respects the rights of the Palestinian people.
Given its well-documented hostile behaviour and poor neighbourliness towards its neighbours, we propose its withdrawal from the Middle East region as a solution to the 8-decade conflict, the immediate deportation and resettlement of the Israeli population to its Jewish Autonomous Oblast in Russian territory, as well as, alternatively, to the territory of its American partner, namely in the State of Alaska or another, where they can develop their expansion and colonisation projects peacefully and without harming third parties.
Israel should transfer its Israeli homes and settlements to the Palestinians as compensation for the homes destroyed by the genocidal state of Israel, providing decent housing for the Palestinians during the rehabilitation of the Gaza Strip, funded by Israel but carried out by local companies or companies from neighbouring countries with no connection to the genocidal state of Israel.
This proposal aims to restore justice, enable the reconstruction of Palestinian communities, and ensure the safety of all those involved in the region.
The ‘Global Condominium,’ representing the will of all humanity, or all inhabitants/condominium owners, and understood as the union of peoples in defence of peace, justice, and human dignity — it must prevail over fragile and hamstrung structures such as the UN, whose effectiveness has been compromised by the abusive use of the veto, preventing significant progress in ceasefire and conflict resolution processes.
We call on all co-owners of all
countries of the world to unite in a
common goal, that of the urgent and
immediate resolution to end the
genocide perpetrated by the genocidal
state of Israel, and also on your
institutional conscience and your
commitment to universal values, to
join this movement of
accountability and historical reparation,
in the name of justice, peace and the
dignity of peoples.
Somos condóminos da Terra. Cuidemos dela.
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