Simulation (v)
11.00-11.15: Media Reports: Aljazeera, CNN and Fox
11:20-12.00:
Meeting I: American President Host Israelis and Palestinians at Camp David
Agenda: To discuss: (1) Borders, (2) Settlements (3), Refugees (4) Prisoners [Jerusalem is not on the table at the moment].
Participants: President Obama, M. Abbas, Chief Palestinian Negotiator, Israeli PM , Likud Party Leader, Pro-Peace Israeli leader, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Jordan
Meeting II: British PM and Egyptian President Hosts Meeting with dissidents
Agenda: To find a way to get the dissident to support the peace outcome if the Palestinians sign on. The goal is to get the parties to accept the right of the Palestinians to deicide their own future.
Participants: UK, Egypt, Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, Lebanon, US NSA, Palestinian Ambassador to the Arab World
Meeting III: France Hosts a Palestine Development conference
Agenda: to Plan for post independence Palestine. (1) Disarm and Rehabilitate Islamic Jihad and Hamas and (2) Financial support for development and democracy institutions.
Participants: France, China, Turkey, Hamas, Islamic Jihad, US Secretary of State, Pro-peace Israeli leader
Meeting IV: Institute for Global Studies at UD hosts an Inter-faith conference
Agenda: Promote a culture of peace and religious tolerance in the ME. Develop plans for an education agenda that will educate the next generation to accept Israel and a Palestinian State.
Participants: AIPAC, J-Street, Arab American Institute, Israeli ambassador to the US, Palestinian Christian Leader, Christian Zionist, Churches Supporting Palestine, Palestinian Diaspora
12:00-12.15: Debriefing
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Meeting III
Hello and good day. On November 20th, I held a conference in order to discuss a plan for a post-independence Palistine and the role in which Hamas and Islamic Jihad. Invited were China, Turkey, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad, the US Secretary of State, and the Israeli leader. All but the latter two accepted my invitation to come to Paris and discuss the plan for an independent and sovereign Palestine.
For those who question my decision to meet with Hamas, I will say what I have always said: “you can’t protect yourself with a wall, but with politics.” The agenda at Thursday’s meeting was to discuss the role Hamas would play in an independent nation of Palestine as a moderate, modern, and democratic government and possible financial support for development of certain democratic institutions within the country.
Turkey, China, and France have all come to the agreement that with a moderate, modern, and democratic government, Palestine could very well become a viable trading partner. Turkey and France have come to the agreement that, with certain concessions of Hamas to remain peaceful and respect Israel’s security, right to exist, and 1967 borders, European financial aid for institutions aimed at economic and democratic growth within Palestine can become a real possibility. Hamas stated that it would not be opposed to such economic support, as the economy of Palestine is in poor condition, but maintained that Palestinian security is and still would remain a top priority. However, they will respect Israel’s borders if the action is reciprocated. Because Israel’s security is non-negotiable for France, I have proposed the idea of international peace keeping forces along the border of the two countries. China expressed its sentiments that the security of Israel is of high priority.
Through the creation of these democratic institutions, it is France, Turkey, and China’s intent that infrastructure, the economy, and other vital conditions within Palestine will be stabilized, leading to a lasting favorable conditions in the region.
Nicolas Sarkozy
Meeting II
Last Thursday I met with dissidents under Egyptian President Mohamed Hosni Mubarak to discuss furthering Palestinian autonomy. Without further surprise, Al Qaeda, Hezbollah, and Iran support full Palestinian sovereignty and the abolishment of Israel as a state. I stand to hold full support in implementing the Saudi Plan as well as a two state solution and to get as many supporters on board as possible. I want to see peace between Israel and Palestine alike, however I will not openly support any actions taken against or towards my fellow arab Palestinians in the midst of it. In reference to utilizing the Saudi Plan, I will fight endlessly until Syria rightfully gain back the Golan Heights. From what I last recall, the UN forbids land acquisition, so technically what Israel did is in fact illegal. That is a point I will later discuss.
Also, I am in full support of the letting up of the Wall, that land is equally the Palestinians so I will support that policy of equal sharing.
Moreover, it is with great pleasure that I can now look to the United States for legitimate and trustworthy help this time, now with a new administration about to take office. I sincerely look forward to meeting with President elect Obama and his cabinet to discuss forwarding and more or less speeding up the peace talks and processes. On top of the United States assistance in these negotiations, I would like to see more international agencies hop on board. I truly believe that with the help of all relevant actors involved in the international arena, we can finally see peace embark upon us.
Lastly, I stand here as the President of Syria who is in favor of a two state solution, Palestinian sovereignty, and peace and order to be embraced upon in Middle East.
Bashar al Assad
Meeting II
The Palestinians should not take part in the peace process unless Israel makes some concessions. Israel needs to remove their settlements, not just put a freeze on their constructions. A freeze will just stop the creation of settlements for some time, but then construction will eventually begin again. If these settlements remain and it expands, Israel would want to take control of those territories, making it harder for Palestinian control. Removal of the settlements will give the Palestinians the much needed space and control of their territories.
Also, the wall needs to be torn down. Israel says it is for their security. They have the strongest military in the Middle East. Palestinians are separated from friends and family with this wall. They are also mistreated by Israeli soldiers when going through checkpoints. It is a hassle for Palestinians who work on the other side to have to go through these checkpoints. It would be morally and economically important for the Palestinians if Israel destroyed the wall.
There needs to be talks about Jerusalem. Israel can not avoid this issue. Jerusalem is just as important for Jews as it is for Muslims. If Israel does not want to talk about Jerusalem, the peace process will fail.
These are some of the most important issues, Hezbollah believes, for the Palestinians. If the Palestinians go on another path, we will still support them. We cannot decide for the Palestinians, but help them in any way possible. Israel has too much of Palestinian property that should be given back. Hopefully the Palestinians make the right decisions.
Sheik Hassan Nasrallah
Secretary General of Hezbollah
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