Rival religions, warring social classes and conflicting nationalities will unite and rise together on the global stage by communally hosting the Olympics in their city, Jerusalem. By having a common, non-religious, unifying goal, all citizens of the city will be able to unite to entertain the world. All people of Jerusalem regardless of social status, economic background and ethnicity will unite around the prospect of being placed on a global stage. Justice will arise as transparency to the world will make all people of Jerusalem accountable for their actions.
Four main sites throughout Jerusalem, Teddy Stadium, Hebrew University, the YMCA, and Mount Scopus will receive extensive revisions and civic improvements. Utilizing these sites for the games, and then afterwards as upgrades to the city, renewed economic interest and support for more tourism will be facilitated.
To support this rapid growth, roads will be widen and improved to allow for ease of maneuverability through the city. A light rail system will also aid in alleviating congestion.
After hosting the 2048 Games, the Olympics will leave in their wake improved civic structures, upgraded infrastructure, and the spirit of community and unity. Non-religious sites, both tourist and community in nature will continue to help Jerusalem, and the world to focus on non-divisive issues. The Games will bring the city together in their preparation, execution and even after they have left.
