Would this policy offer peace
The Arab nation (or organizations which support Israel’s enemies) and Israel’s allies should offer a real insurance policy so that would reduce attacks against Israel and reduce Israel retaliation—offering peace.
Israel must give land for peace: no more disputes about land.
If Israel is attacked by rockets, bombing, or kidnappings, Arab nations must pay Israel and victims X amount of dollars.
If Israel retaliates, United States and allies reduce Y amount foreign aid and military aid to Israel, allies must pay victims Z amount of dollars, and Israel lose insurance benefit from previous attacks.
2006-08-06
21:59:46
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Politics & Government
➔ Politics
Disincentive for terrorism: If terrorists attack Israel, terrorists through the insurance policy makes the Israeli state richer; Arab nation angry because they lose money; thus reducing the effectiveness of terrorism; thus, reducing terrorism all together.
Disincentive for retaliation: If Israel retaliates, they lose money and aid; make terrorist victims richer, and allies angry because they lose money under the insurance policy.
Possible outcome of policy: there are too many terrorist attacks and the Arab nation can’t pay the policy. Conclusion: through losing so much money, Arab nation will realize that Israel’s enemies are pure terrorists; policy cannot be honored, thus Israel must be allow to defend herself.
Also, if there are too many attacks from Israel. Conclusion: Israel is the real terrorist. Allies reduce aid to Israel. Israel has no more money to wage war.
Other outcome: no terrorist attack because of insurance policy. Peace. Finally.
2006-08-06
22:00:26 ·
update #1
Note: XYZ amount is unknown and must be “enough.”
2006-08-06
22:01:10 ·
update #2