This in-the-nutshell book is an abridged version of the book "A Frog-In-The-Well Solution - The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict", with incidental chapters summarized for a quick read of those essential to the PEIS Plan - a plan that will resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict once and for all.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is deemed the most intractable conflict in modern times, and now the simmering conflict has flared up into the devastating Israeli-Hamas war in Gaza. The root cause of the never-ending crisis is that two peoples, the Israelis and the Palestinians, want the same piece of the Holy Land - the West Bank. Existing one-state and two-state solutions have failed, trying to slice and dice that piece of land. The PEIS Plan takes a different path: it introduces a new land.

The PEIS Plan stands for the Palestine-Egypt-Israel-Sinai peace plan. The new path is the introduction of the Sinai Peninsula. The PEIS Plan proposes that Egyptians sell the insurgent-infected part of the Sinai Peninsula to the Palestinians and use the proceeds to develop the rest of the peninsula and the country and make Egypt prominent again. The Palestinians sell the West Bank to Israel and use the remittance to pay the Egyptians and build an independent New Palestinian state that combines the purchased portion of Sinai with the Gaza Strip for a new country that is 50% bigger than Greater Israel, six times larger than the landlocked West Bank, contiguous from the Mediterranean Sea on the North to the Gulf of Aqaba on the South, free-standing with an unrestricted air space, and welcoming to the returning diaspora. Part of Jerusalem will belong to this new nation as its cultural capital. The Israelis buy the West Bank (minus the Jerusalem enclave) from the Palestinians and finally fulfill their immemorial yearning for the "Land of Israel" with full international recognition. There will be no expulsion of Palestinians out of the transferred West Bank: If they choose to stay, they will have New Palestinian citizenship and Israel's new native residency, which will give them all the local rights. Using the PEIS Plan as a template regarding Lebanon and Syria, Israel may gain something it has never known since its independence in 1948: peace with all its neighbors.

The PEIS Plan is a groundbreaking three-state solution that will succeed in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict because it gives the two stakeholders the thing most dear to them: for the Palestinians, it will be a viable country that can stand shoulder-to-shoulder to Israel; for the Israelis, it will be Judea and Samaria in a new country at peace. As a party to the PEIS Plan, Egypt will also get something it has long sought: a no-string-attached finance to fund its pharaonic economic ambitions.

As the three stakeholders see the merits of the PEIS Plan, they will initiate a negotiation process. The start of this peace talk will stop the war in Gaza. Since Gaza will be part of the negotiated New Palestinian state, Israel will pause its destructive offensive, let humanitarian aid come in, and instead of hunting down Hamas, cordon them off. Hamas will join the ceasefire and release the hostages: they have to because the PEIS Plan offers Gazans peace, nationhood, and prosperity - a better alternative to Hamas's violent armed struggle ideology; without the support of the common Gazans, Hamas will have no place to hide, no way to run from the combination of the New Palestinian security forces and Israel Defense Forces. Instead, by embracing the ceasefire, Hamas will have a seat in the PEIS Plan peace process and secure its political place in the future New Palestinian state.

Is peace in the Middle East a fantasy? Read the book and decide for yourself. You can follow the PEIS Plan by visiting its website, peisplan.docngu.net.

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