You don't understand the situation here at all. Regional peace was a strategic target of the Israeli leadership since before the beginning. If you read some of the writings of our former leaders, such as David Ben-Gurion, you will see it. They write about how we must strike out harshly at any military attempt by our Arab neighbour, so that one day, they will be willing to sit at the negotiation table with us. And lo and behold, it worked! First with the Egyptians, then with the Jordanians. Has it occured to you that it may be our lifting our guards, thinking that all is well with the Palestinians, without actually taking measures to ascertain it, that got us in this sitution?

To conclude: you cannot make peace by yourself. Tango takes two. I'm not sure that the other side wants peace - otherwise, I doubt that we would be in our current position, as Israel has proven more than once that it wants peace.

What makes you think that another country will take you in? Right next door to you, several million Palestinians live in poverty and squalor for over 50 years and no country is rushing to let then in.