Peace btw Palestine & Israel

Why a lasting Peace Settlement between Palestinians & Israelis is good for IT/ICT Overall...Dedicated to Claudia Imhoff Sisense Howard Dresner Domo Donald Farmer TDWI Bill Inmon Stephen Brobst et al . . .

I gave myself a break from recent urgent events surrounding what I consider the Israeli genocide in the Gaza Strip.

I asked my Copilot with GPT-4: “why would a lasting peace settlement between palestinians and israelis be good for it/ict overall?”

What I got was a 7-point outline briefly explaining why such a peace settlement (mind you—based on international laws between two equal parties: Palestinians and Israelis) would be beneficial – not only for Palestine/Israel nor for IT/ICT alone, but worldwide.

Let’s briefly explore this 7-point outline:

1. Economic Stability and Growth-example: Peace would create a stable environment for economic development.
2. Cross-Border Collaboration-example: A peace settlement would facilitate collaboration between Palestinian and Israeli tech companies.
3. Access to Talent and Markets-example: Peace would allow easier movement of professionals, researchers, and entrepreneurs across borders.
4. Regional Integration-example: A peaceful Middle East would foster regional integration.
5. Innovation and Research-example: Peace would encourage investment in research and development.
6. Digital Transformation-example: Peace would enable governments to focus on digital transformation initiatives.
7. Human Capital Development-example: Peace would allow for better education and skill development.

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Do any of you know that old line, ‘We can make beautiful music together!’? Well…it’s already happening – and been so for 25 years! (i.e., ‘Wake up and smell the coffee burning!)

?The West–Eastern Divan Orchestra

https://west-eastern-divan.org/

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Epilogue: The aforementioned is based on three (3) blogs, including one, which is my own, and almost 65 years of my own research based on 1st, 2nd?and 3rd?person observations. For anyone interested, I would be more than happy to provide more information based on what I already demonstrated for an agreed-upon fair price.

Yours?sincerely,

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'Tomorrow' was a popular song & folkdance written by Naomi Shemer before the 1967 War