At the Influx Project we take neither side of a dispute, we simply rally support for creating a referee better able to resolve the dispute. We feel that because of the unequal status of countries at the UN it means that the referee is not able to muster enough weight or legitimacy to resolve such deep differences as in the Middle East.

The inequality of countries is primarily within the Security Council where 5 countries have special veto rights. The council has the responsibility of international security and conflict resolution. There are plans to expand the council to reflect the world today however all likely options perpetuate the same problem of being more divisive than cohesive.

You can help avoid this by registering with the Influx Project and supporting the concept of countries only being rated according to one thing, the support for the UN among its public. This, we feel, is not just the best way but the only way to create a referee capable of dealing with the challenges in the world.

The Middle East ceasefire is again on the brink of breaking down. This latest truce of six months had been brokered by Egypt. At the Influx Project we believe that it is vital to create a fairer UN that both Palestinians and Israelis can respect as an impartial judge for brokering the next ceasefire. Currently the UN is dominated by pro-Israel USA which means that the UN is not trusted to act fairly and is therefore unable to assist in bringing a Middle East peace agreement.

The Influx Project creates a more balanced and fair UN that could help it become more effective in brokering peace in the Middle East and all around the world. The only catch is that it requires your help.