What would be your ideal solution to the Israel/Palestine issue?

[Frodo]

2 state solution with a permanent UN administered buffer zone. Jerusalem as an open city ie the Danzig Free State under UN peacekeeping and mandate with open and equal access for jews, arabs, christians, businesses and business people, travelers and tourists etc.

The Arab and Israeli states would be with  original 1947/1948 borders in regards to the west bank and Egypt would annex and administer the Gaza Strip as part of their country in full. Tel Aviv and Ramallah would be the capitals of these globally recognized states, and the UN would administer border crossings, a DMZ buffer and so on, while each nation would manage their own affairs.

Internationally recognized "refugees" given official status would be given the one time choice to become Israeli or Palestinian citizens and regardless of their choice they would be given reparations payments (again under international mediation). Refugee camps would close and the people would be required to settle and do something somewhere.

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More or less this, though given Israeli distrust of the United Nations, I would substitute NATO and the Arab League (in partnership) in its place.   

[Frodo]

2 state solution with a permanent UN administered buffer zone. Jerusalem as an open city ie the Danzig Free State under UN peacekeeping and mandate with open and equal access for jews, arabs, christians, businesses and business people, travelers and tourists etc.

The Arab and Israeli states would be with  original 1947/1948 borders in regards to the west bank and Egypt would annex and administer the Gaza Strip as part of their country in full. Tel Aviv and Ramallah would be the capitals of these globally recognized states, and the UN would administer border crossings, a DMZ buffer and so on, while each nation would manage their own affairs.

Internationally recognized "refugees" given official status would be given the one time choice to become Israeli or Palestinian citizens and regardless of their choice they would be given reparations payments (again under international mediation). Refugee camps would close and the people would be required to settle and do something somewhere.

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More or less this, though given Israeli distrust of the United Nations, I would substitute NATO and the Arab League (in partnership) in its place.  

You think Israel would rather have Jerusalem patrolled by soldiers from Arab Muslim countries that don't even acknowledge its existence than have some, say, New Zealanders and South Koreans in sky blue helmets? And why would NATO be involved? Jerusalem isn't even in or associated with any of the countries that are in NATO.

I suggested NATO (as an American-led institution) and the Arab League so that both Israel and the Palestinians would each have someone they could trust respectively as opposed to one overarching entity that Israel regards as being wholly in Palestine's pocket.  

And anyway, it isn't going to happen.  Despite the fact there was support within Israel for having NATO troops patrolling the Jordan Valley as part of a peace deal.  

This is an ideal (read: dream) scenario for a reason.  What is more likely to happen, thanks to the expansion of settlements precluding a separate territorially-contiguous Palestinian state, is a one-state solution resulting in some sort of a bi-national Israeli state.