About the Hiyat
Peace Coalition
A conceptual, visionary framework for regional peace — not an official government or binding treaty.
Security, prosperity, and dignity for all.
To administer the security, economic revitalization, and interfaith oversight of the Hiyat Peace Coalition region; to uphold the borders and corridors defined by the treaty; to protect all civilian populations equally; and to deliver a $75 billion reconstruction effort that rebuilds shattered communities within a 7-year transitional window.
A world free from oppression.
A future where political, economic, and religious oppression have been dismantled; where human dignity is protected; where equal rights and security extend to every person regardless of faith or ethnicity; and where individuals and communities can live without fear, discrimination, or structural injustice.
The two articles that define the framework.
Article I — Establishment"The HPC is hereby established as a sovereign-collaborative entity tasked with the administration of security, economic revitalization, and interfaith oversight. Its primary mandate is to ensure the non-violation of the borders established herein and the protection of all civilian populations."
Article II — Foundational Purpose"Formalizing the Hiyat Peace Coalition (HPC) as the foundational framework for regional stability, economic prosperity, and interfaith harmony."
The two lines that define the framework.
Article I — Establishment"The HPC is hereby established as a sovereign-collaborative entity tasked with the administration of security, economic revitalization, and interfaith oversight. Its primary mandate is to ensure the non-violation of the borders established herein and the protection of all civilian populations."
Article II — Foundational Purpose"Formalizing the Hiyat Peace Coalition (HPC) as the foundational framework for regional stability, economic prosperity, and interfaith harmony."
Equal reverence, equal access.
Holy sites in Jerusalem — including the Temple Mount / Haram al-Sharif complex — fall under joint interfaith stewardship. The Third Temple will be constructed adjacent to the Dome of the Rock, with shared access corridors guaranteeing prayer rights for Jews, Christians, and Muslims. A Holy Sites Council with rotating denominational leadership administers day-to-day operations.
See the Jerusalem and Third Temple pages for full detail.
11 guarantors, one mandate.
The Hiyat Peace Coalition is led by a Head of Coalition (the United States) and a 10-Nation Guarantor Bloc: Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, and Kuwait. The Guarantor Council votes unanimously on security, economic, and interfaith matters; the head of coalition holds tie-breaking authority.
A 75,000-person Joint Security Force, a Joint Intelligence Center, and a Coalition Treasury complete the operational architecture. Full membership and voting rules are detailed on the Guarantors page.
$75 billion over 7 years.
A $75 billion reconstruction fund — financed proportionally by the 11 guarantors — rebuilds destroyed housing, hospitals, schools, water and power infrastructure, and transport corridors. The fund is administered by an independent Coalition Treasury with public accountability reporting every quarter.
Free trade integration, joint resource management (water, energy, minerals), and cultural and educational exchange complete the economic pillar. See Reconstruction and Currency for full plans.
Quick answers.
Is the HPC a real government? +
No. The HPC is a conceptual, visionary framework — not an official government or binding treaty.
How long is the transitional mandate? +
Seven years, with full sovereignty transferred to local authorities at the end of the period.
Who makes up the Guarantor Bloc? +
The USA heads the coalition; the 10-nation bloc is Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, and Kuwait.
See the full FAQ page for more.
Conceptual framework — no legal status.
The content on this website is presented for educational, conceptual, and visionary purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice, an official government position, or a binding treaty. No sovereign state, organization, or individual should rely on the content as authoritative.
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