Peace In The Middle East

I am going to give you the facts right now.  I am a business student with not much interest in politics and my knowledge of the on-going Jerusalem conflict basically consists of everything I have learned in the few weeks of this class.  I am also Jewish, so based on religious and family values, I perhaps might be more biased towards the Israelis than the Palestinians.

What can I possibly do? Howcan I come up with a plan to make peace in Jerusalem?
I can do one thing---face the facts that I cannot do anything to make progress on this situation.

Territories have shifted and they will continue to shift and people will continue to be angry until everyone is happy.  When I was in Israel with Birthright, I clearly remember my tour guide (an Israeli) saying "The problem with us Jews is that if there's two of us in the same room, we have three different opinions."  If Jews cannot even be content when negotiating with one another, how are they ever going to make peace and be content with Palestinians? My mind is basically in a stalemate, the conflict cannot be solved...it is sad but I just keep telling myself that the only solution is no solution.

But then I thought of something...this may not be what some would call making progress towards peace, however I am going to give this method a try.

Below is a scene form the movie Bruno.  Now, if you have never seen this film, let me tell you right now it is highly racist, sexist, and so politically wrong..but hear me on this.  This scene is all real.  Sacha Baron Cohen,  who is actually Jewish, acts as an uninformed man about the Jerusalem situation as he sits down with an Israeli Professor and Palestinian Governor.

Now this is quite the bizarre scene and is very incorrect however, it may actually have some meaning to it.  I feel that a major problem (from an American point of view) with Jerusalem conflict is that we are extremely uninformed.

Look at me, I am a Jew from New York and wouldn't even know how to explain the current situation...now imagine your typical American.  He may too think that Hamas is Hummus.

We need to inform the uninformed.  If we gain publicity from the outside (U.S) on this conflict, maybe people will start to care and begin to understand the complexity of this issue.  With neutral support from surrounding countries, maybe we could get both Israelis and Palestinians alike to negotiate.  

Currently such a deep hole exists.  We really cannot go much further backwards in terms of peace.  If we inform the uninformed we could possibly take steps towards peace.  You have to start somewhere, why not here.