What I believe to be achievable are 500 Camps (Kibbutziim) housing 1000 people at each Camp in roughly 20% of the Sinai Peninsula. 150 Isaeli Arabs, 150 Israeli Jews, 150 Palestinians.150 Egyptians, and 400 worldwide volunteers (U.N approved placements say 40 Americans, 40 Greeks, 40 Italians, 20 Camaroonians, 20 Ethiopians, 20 French, 20 Canadians, 20 Australians, 20 British, 20 Rustafarians, 20 Moroccans, 20 Buddhists, 10 Tao 10 Nigerians, 10 Mexicans, 10 Bolivians, 10 Brazilians, 10 Spanish, 10 Portuguese, 10 Nepalese, 10 Tibetan, and 10 Bedouins). This is 500,000 being placed in the Sinai to support a mission of multiculturalism for the Middle East. Of course the security would be high in the beginning but in a short time we'll see peace as anyone who ever lived on a Kibbutz for 6 months (which I have) understands that conflict rarely occurs in a small environment like a Kibbutz. In fact if you try and bully on a Kibbutz the penalty is high. There would be no weapons on the camps as the security in the surrounding areas around the Kibbutziim (farms) would secure these safe havens. The security would be provided by the State of Israel, Egypt and the U.S.A. Therefore each Nation would have carnal knowledge of the developments of each farm (Kibbutz) and be able to report to the United Nations of their findings of what these camps are achieving.
The members of each Camp have a roof over their head, 7 hours a day work (5 days a week), all the food is supplied, with an allowance of $10,000 U.S.D/Year payable on the last day of the yearly contract. Likewise, an allowance for overtime that could lead to greater financial prosperity or converted into vacation time instead of the money. For the Jewish population at these camps they could have Friday and Saturday, or Saturday and Sunday as their weekend. For the Muslim population at these camps they could have Thursday and Friday, or Friday and Saturday as their weekend. For the Christian and Catholic population at these camps they could have Saturday and Sunday as their weekend, for the Buddhists and Tao Saturday and Sunday likewise. These camps could be considered as future multi-cultural safe havens to be built in the Arab World. Among a nearly 99.7% Muslim populated Nation like Qatar there could be multi-cultural safe havens built in the future to promote the idea of global multi-culturalism possibly leading us to the final peace process in Kashmir and Jarta between India, Pakistan, and the People Republic of China.
To sell this idea to the American people let the American Film Industry dedicate roughly another 20% of the Sinai (including Jeb Mousa - Mount Sinai and send in two crews to the Sinai Peninsula to film the 10 Commandments through eyes other than Cecil B. DeMille. I would choose Spike Lee and Robert Redford to be the Directors in their own versions of the story of Moses. This way, when the productions are ready to go into the theaters, the audiences can be more educated as to why these current issues can't be ignored (albeit in a similar fashion of watching The Ten Commandments every Passover). I think Andy Garcia would be a good Moses as he has strong Semitic features.
It's hard to explain in simple terms but if the United Nations had enough support for these future multi-cultural safe havens this would bring a huge financial dividend for those Nations responsible for these changes. If Canada was pro-active like we were during the Occupy Movement of 2011/12, the rural funding in Canada could skyrocket and we would see a multi-cultural element in populating a population.
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