A Solution

As I see it, ". . . updating [Jerusalem's] physical buildings and other infrastructure . . .overhauling its economy, civil infrastructure and symbolic infrastructure" are all worthy goals and every possible remedy needs to be explored.  But none of that will matter very much, if a critical element is ignored.  A parallel and no less important strategy must not be overlooked.  As I'm sure you would agree, the people of Jerusalem must first make a fundamental and permanent shift in not only how they perceive their ancient enemies but how they perceive themselves as well.  A Solution is a roadmap to show people how to do just that.  All that is required is their chance to read the book and their own willingness to employ those ideas.