The major players, and many well-meaning people who are concerned about peace in the Middle East, adopt a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and only a small proportion of them accept the one-state solution. In this book, I explain in great detail why both the two- and the one-state solution are no longer viable and should not be seriously considered as rational solutions. Then, with this in mind, employing a genuinely fresh approach, I draw a viable and practical solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict that accommodates the essential needs and interests of all parties. The settlement presented in this book develops a different course and explores a non-traditional solution rather than the mainstream solution currently considered the only acceptable path for resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.Furthermore, my primary concern is not merely to introduce a resolution to the Arab-Israeli conflict; it is also to promote the consciousness of peace and recognize and respect the divine and ancient heritage of each other. So, this book is not only about politics; it is also about peace, kindness, and an earnest call to promote understanding and respect toward others. In many parts of this volume, readers may need to go beyond applying just their minds to understand certain ideas or concepts but to employ other parts of their inner selves in order to feel, sense, and contemplate.