Hello @
orangzaib ,
I definitely believe that Israel is a recognized democratic nation that has a very productive interaction and relationship with most of the world. In regards to the Palestinian issue, I believe that the framework for a two state solution can be ironed out as soon as the environment around Israel is warm, positive. You as well as I know that the majority of the nations around Israel do not recognize the existence of Israel, have no formal diplomatic links with each other; case in point the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which does not officially recognize the State of Israel.
I believe that a culture of understanding needs to exist -- needs to be sown so that regional neighbors recognize Israel's existence, and can eventually talk about the Two State Solution, without the worry and concerns of existential threats. I understand that Palestinian people have rights to the land in Gaza, West Bank and even territories within Israel.
What I believe should be done to foster engagement:
1) Palestinian recognition of the State of Israel
2) Israeli recognition of the State of Palestine
3) Establishing of set boundaries, and shared patrol of common border
4) The evacuation of Israeli military forces form Gaza and West Bank
5) Termination of the naval blockade of Gaza, restoration of port trade for Gaza
6) Israeli investment of Palestinian infrastructure
7) Increase the development of schools, universities, hospitals in Palestine
8) Investment of irrigation methods in Gaza and Palestine, produce land reclamation projects
9) A directive to encourage member states of the Arab League to recognize the existence of the State of Israel, establish diplomatic relationship with Israel
10) Eventual consideration of dual Palestinian - Israeli citizenship , with all rights included