Frequently Asked Questions

How are you going to get the world to unite to implement the JPA?

One person at a time, one country at a time. If you sign up, ten million others will, too. Why not? And when one country adopts the agreement and commits to implementing it, that will start a snowball effect leading to everyone adopting it, one by one. You will see.

Snowball effect? Somebody has to get the snowball going. Who?

We've already started it, and you are getting it going. The biggest snowball in the world is made of individual snowflakes, each one tiny. The Just Peace Agreement will become one of the greatest forces in human history if sufficient individual people contribute everything they can to supporting it. As small as signing up on the website, or as big as giving fifteen years of your life to implementing the JPA — you decide what you can do to help. Roll this snowball!

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That's individual people. Which country is going to commit first?

We don't know. Maybe several countries will decide to adopt the JPA together. Maybe some countries inside the middle east region, maybe some outside. Maybe your country, maybe mine.

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How can you demand that the Arab states give territory to Israel?

We don't demand anything. The JPA requests territorial donations to Palestine to make it equal with Israel. Everyone has to join in, building and supporting Palestine, which they will be more than willing to do as soon as the Palestinians adopt the agreement and commit to its principles, if not before.

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It's too expensive. How can we afford it in the current crisis?

This is justice, as near as anyone can get to it, for both Palestine and Israel. It doesn't come cheap. Yet the cost is only a fraction of what the world is already spending to sort out the financial crisis and restore economic growth worldwide. It certainly isn't more than we can afford. Compared to the hidden costs of continuing conflict, the JPA represents a very good investment.

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