Grand Prix

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Around 1948 there were about x arabs in the Palestina region without any sense of nationhood as the umma covering all of the moslim world was more important. For a few thousands of years the land had belonged to the israelites, where they had own language, culture and religion. But due to foreign agression jews fled from there and because of suppressions in Europe their descendents wanted to return to that old homeland. If the arab population had grown to 2x now, like p.e. almost doubling in the Netherlands, there would not have resulted lasting problems. But the moslim arabs managed a population explosion to drive the israeli's into the sea. These are the facts known to those supporting Israel. Furthermore the arab palestinians are free regarding economic and cultural development but not allowed to form an own state because this endangers Israel thoroughly. Such need not be an important draw back for them if one considers the situation in Middle East countries and changes in daily life when one becomes an immi- or emigrant. 

 

Is not the UNO meant to promote peace and development? Then in Gaza it may take government while Hamas is disarmed and banned. Thus in ten years the area can develop to a metropole like Singapore with western standard of living. After that future own ruling may be established. Nearby egyptian settlements should be included in order not to create a wealth gap. Big heavy costly imported cars are not needed and neither asphalt if terrain vehicles provide necessary transport. But outside in the desert a race circuit is possible with cars to be rented. And with a Gaza Grand Prix.