Josef Avesar is an Israeli-born attorney who resides in Southern California. He has written numerous articles and commentaries, including: “The Israeli-Palestinian Confederation”; “Why Would the Israeli and Palestinian Government Accept a Confederation?”; “An Israeli-Palestinian Confederation Creates a Fair and Balanced Mechanism to Resolve the Issues”; “Israeli and Palestinian Governments Too Busy to Make Peace”; “Israeli-Palestinian Confederation Could Have Helped Prisoner Exchange”; “An Israeli-Palestinian Confederation Could Have Saved the Violence in Gaza”; “It’s Time to Take the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by the Horns”; and “Israeli-Palestinian Confederation 101. He is the author of the book “ Peace, A Case for an Israeli Palestinian Confederation.”

Recording of the April 30th simulation with Sam Bahour and Bernard Avishai

Eighty-four percent of the participants accepted a common government for Israel and Palestine to make peace. The IPC Parliament passed legislation to give the Israeli government, the Palestinian Authority and Hamas a veto power over legislation affecting their domain and control. The Parliament passed legislation requiring both the Israeli and Palestinian sides to teach tolerance…

Recording of the April 2nd simulation.

Eighty-nine percent of the participants supported a common government for Israel and Palestine. The IPC Parliament passed a constitution, agreed to give veto power to the Israeli government, the Palestinian Authorities, and Hamas. The Parliament passed legislation requiring the Israeli and Palestinian governments to teach tolerance and understanding in public schools, to create a joint…

Recording of the March 19th simulation.

100% of the participants supported a common government for Israel and Palestine to make peace. The IPC Parliament passed a constitution, agreed to give veto power to the Palestinian governments (the P.A. and Hamas), passed legislation to convert Qalandia checkpoint to a Joint Economic Zone, to have a common police force, and to apply to…