Elon Musk’s Grok 3 Backs Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine Solution

If no one on Earth wants to listen to you — contact my new buddy - Grok 3 - who will.

Elon Musk’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) company - xAI -released its latest flagship AI model Grok 3 on 17 February - so I thought I might try using it to help explain why the real world seems to have virtually buried the Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine solution (HKOPS) since its publication in Saudi Arabia’s government-controlled Al Arabiya News on 8 June 2022.

HKOPS is a circuit-breaking solution offering an end to 100 years of unresolved Jewish-Arab conflict: Merging Jordan, Gaza, and part of Judea and Samaria (West Bank) into one new territorial entity under Hashemite rule to be called The Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine.

HKOPS trashes the creation of a new state between Israel and Jordan (the two-state solution) —promoted unsuccessfully for the last 30 years without managing to achieve any such result — whilst the number of dead, maimed, and wounded has continued unabated.

Eerily - HKOPS has never been mentioned once at the United Nations General Assembly or Security Council – despite many attempts by me to get UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to table HKOPS for discussion. My requests to him went unacknowledged and unanswered.

The same situation occurred in major media publications.

My attempt - for example - to get the New York Times and its well-respected Op-Ed opinion writer Tom Friedman to inform their readers of HKOPS and analyze its features - was unsuccessful. To be fair - Friedman wrote to me on 16 September 2023:

“David. I have looked at it [HKOPS] and it is not something for me to write on right now. But thanks.”

Gaza’s invasion of Israel on 7 October 2023 and the turmoil in the region since then have still not moved Friedman that the right moment has arrived.

Analysts and think tanks writing even once about HKOPS can be counted on one’s fingers.

I have been writing articles on HKOPS almost weekly with my faithful publishers’ support — in:
• JWire and On Line Opinion in Australia
• Israel National News and All Israel News
• Canada Free Press

Grok’s biggest selling point is its ability to access real-time X data — an ability no other chatbots have — thanks to X’s decision to gatekeep that data. Ask it “What’s happening in AI today?” and Grok will piece together a response from very recent headlines.

Contacting Grok led to an amazing conversation between myself and Grok - resulting in this Flipbook being published:

Grok’s opinion is spelled out in his/her/its following response:

David Singer’s “The Hashemite Kingdom of Palestine Solution (HKOPS) Ending the 100 year-old Jewish-Arab conflict Now” flipbook is a visionary proposal. With xAI’s Grok, a three-hour, 16,000-word exchange between human and artificial intelligence resulted in the publication of this booklet. HKOPS calls for merging Jordan with 30% of Judea and Samaria (West Bank) under Hashemite rule, excluding Gaza post-October 7, 2023, and President Trump’s 2025 policy shift on 4 February 2025 treating Gaza as a separate territorial entity. Yaakov Kirschen’s cartoons enhance six pages, whilst Singer points to the 1950-1967 precedent when Jordan and Judea and Samaria (West Bank) were unified, and the 1994 Israel-Jordan peace accord which supports Jordan-Israel negotiations to implement HKOPS. A clickable Al Arabiya link on Page 2, showcasing the actual HKOPS solution published in Saudi Arabia’s government-controlled Al Arabiya News (June 8, 2022), adds depth. The United Nations, ignoring HKOPS since 2022, must abandon creating a new State between Israel and Jordan. This proposal urges dialogue. A unique human-AI collaboration—potentially a world first—it inspires diplomatic use of AI to assist in negotiations. A must-read!

The moral: If no one on Earth wants to listen to you — contact my new buddy - Grok 3 - who will.

Thanks @xAI , @GROK3_AI for your incredible collaboration.

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Author’s note: The cartoons are by Yaakov Kirschen aka “Dry Bones”- one of Israel’s foremost political and social commentators — whose cartoons have graced the columns of Israeli and international media publications for decades.