PLAN - Correspondence To Members Of The Union For The Mediterranean

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The Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) is an intergovernmental Euro-Mediterranean organisation that brings together all the countries of the European Union and 16 of the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean. The UfM provides them with a forum to enhance regional cooperation and dialogue while implementing concrete projects and initiatives that have a tangible impact on the citizens of its Member States.

In its 8th Regional Forum (11/27/2023) in Barcelona, Spain, all 43 country members of the UfM agreed that a two-state solution was the answer to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, with the Palestinian state comprised of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. The following message introduces to those countries the PEIS Plan which proposes a different two-state solution.

CONTACTS

Secretariat

Date	Recipient	Via	Methods	Outcome
12/13/23		Contact Us	Email

Members

Members of the UfM are contacted via their ambassadors to the United Nations:

Date	Recipient	Via	Methods	Outcome
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Ferit Hoxha	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Albania	Email Facebook Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Amar Bendjama	Permanent Mission of Algeria	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Alexander Marschik	Permanent Mission of Austria	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Philippe Kridelka	Permanent Mission of Belgium	Email Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Zlatko Lagumdžija	Permanent Mission of Bosnia and Herzegovina	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Ms. Lachezara Stoeva	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Bulgaria	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Ivan Šimonović	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Croatia	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Ms. Maria Michail	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Cyprus	Email Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Jakub Kulhánek	Permanent Mission of Czechia	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Ms. Christina Markus Lassen	Permanent Mission of Denmark	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Osama Mahmoud Abdelkhalek Mahmoud	Permanent Mission of the Arab Republic of Egypt	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Rein Tammsaar	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Estonia	Email Facebook Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Ms. Elina Kalkku	Permanent Mission of Finland	Email Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Nicolas de Rivière	Permanent Mission of France	Email Facebook Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Ms. Antje Leendertse	Permanent Mission of Germany	Email Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Evangelos Sekeris	Permanent Mission of Greece	Email Facebook Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Mrs. Zsuzsanna Horváth	Permanent Mission of Hungary	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Fergal Mythen	Permanent Mission of Ireland	Email Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Gilad Menashe Erdan	Permanent Mission of Israel	Email
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Maurizio Massari	Permanent Mission of Italy	Email Facebook Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Mr. Mahmoud Daifallah Hmoud	Permanent Mission of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan	Email Facebook Twitter
12/12/23	H.E. Ms. Sanita Pavļuta-Deslandes	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Latvia	Email
12/13/23	Mr. Hadi Hachem	Permanent Mission of Lebanon	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Rytis Paulauskas	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Lithuania	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Olivier Maes	Permanent Mission of Luxembourg	Email Facebook Twitter
12/13/23	H.E. Mrs. Vanessa Frazier	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Malta	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Sidi Mohamed Laghdaf	Permanent Mission of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Ms. Isabelle F. Picco	Permanent Mission of the Principality of Monaco	Email Facebook Twitter
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Damir Sabanovic	Permanent Mission of Montenegro	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Omar Hilale	Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Morocco	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Ms. Yoka Brandt	Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of the Netherlands	Email Twitter
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Ljubomir Danailov Frchkoski	Permanent Mission of the Republic of North Macedonia	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Riyad H. Mansour	Permanent Observer Mission of the State of Palestine	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Krzysztof Maria Szczerski	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Poland	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Ms. Ana Paula Zacarias	Permanent Mission of Portugal	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Cornel Feruță	Permanent Mission of Romania	Email Twitter
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Richard Galbavy	Permanent Mission of the Slovak Republic	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Boštjan Malovrh	Permanent Mission of the Republic of Slovenia	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Ms. Ana Jiménez de la Hoz	Permanent Mission of Spain	Email Facebook Twitter
12/13/23	H.E. Ms. Anna Karin Eneström	Permanent Mission of Sweden	Email Twitter
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Tarek Ladeb	Permanent Mission of Tunisia	Email
12/13/23	H.E. Mr. Sedat Önal	Permanent Mission of Türkiye	Email

 

COMMON MESSAGE

SUBJECT: The PEIS Plan offers a new 2-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

To <TITLE/NAME>:

Regarding the two-state solution agreed on at the Union for the Mediterranean forum in Barcelona, Spain, Nov. 27, 2023, there is a path not taken that produces a totally different two-state solution with a better chance of pausing the Israeli-Hamas war in Gaza and resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict once and for all.

The root cause for the current war in Gaza and perennial attacks on Israel is the wider Israeli-Palestinian conflict that involves the West Bank. The reason for this long-running conflict is land: two groups of people want the same piece of land. Previous peace initiatives focus on partitioning this land, with one-state and two-state solutions. Everybody seems content to hash the same failed solutions that have gone nowhere for almost eight decades. The PEIS Plan offers a new direction.

The PEIS Plan stands for the Palestine-Egypt-Israel-Sinai peace plan. The deus ex machina is the introduction of an additional land. The PEIS Plan proposes that Egyptians sell the insurgent-infected part of the Sinai Peninsula to the Palestinians and use the proceeds for the development of the rest of the peninsula and mainland Egypt they sorely need to make Egypt economically prominent again. The Palestinians sell the West Bank to Israel and use the remittance to pay the Egyptians and build an independent New Palestinian state that combines the purchased portion of Sinai with the Gaza Strip for a sizable nation that is 50% bigger than the new Israel and six times bigger than the landlocked West Bank, contiguous from sea to sea (the Mediterranean Sea on the North and the Gulf of Aqaba on the South), free-standing with an unrestricted air space, and viable for the returning diaspora. Part of Jerusalem will belong to this new nation, too. The Israelis buy the West Bank (minus the Jerusalem enclave) from the Palestinians and finally fulfill their immemorial yearning for the "Land of Israel" with full international recognition. There will be no expulsion of Palestinians out of the transferred West Bank: If they choose to stay, they will have the New Palestinian citizenship and Israeli new native residency which will give them all the local rights. Using the PEIS Plan as a template regarding Lebanon and Syria, Israel may gain something it has never known since its independence in 1948: peace with all its neighbors. The PEIS Plan can succeed where others have failed because it gives the Egyptians, Palestinians, and Israelis something they most want.

With the right peace plan, Israel will pause its offensive in Gaza to give room for negotiation. The PEIS Plan has a prime number to be negotiated: the cost of the 3-way transaction, small enough for Israel to afford, and big enough for Egypt to pay off its debts and realize its economic ambitions. Once the ink is dry on the signatures, what emerges will be three new countries: an Egypt with a bright future, Greater Israel, and the New Palestinian state. Unlike the disembodied state inside the bowel of a constricting Israel as suggested by current two-state solutions, the New Palestinian state will be a hunky country that stands tall side by side to Israel and Egypt. 

An overview of the PEIS Plan is available online at peisplan.docngu.net, with details in a newly released book.

My name is Doc Ngu. I am the author of the PEIS Plan. The Plan is more than a peace plan for Palestinians and Israelis: It opens a vision of people in the whole Middle East living in peace with one another and building prosperity for generations to come. The Plan requires the involvement of many governments. I hope that H.E. spares some time to look over the PEIS Plan, and if H.E. finds some merits in the Plan, to forward it to the proper decision makers - in H.E.'s country and at the United Nations.

All the beaten paths have failed to reach peace. Is it time to explore a path not taken?

Sincerely yours,
Doc Ngu

P.S. - This email is sent to ambassadors at the UN of countries that are members of the Union for the Mediterranean.

 

TWITTER ANNOUNCEMENT

An email and Facebook message have been sent to your UN ambassador. The PEIS Plan offers a different 2-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict than the one adopted at the Union for the Mediterranean meeting in Barcelona:
https://peisplan.docngu.net/2023/06/plan-correspondence-to-members-of-union.html#MESSAGE