· Protecting refugees’ and IDPs’ properties: third states should not recognize the appropriation and privatization of those properties; · Exerting pressure on Israel through non-recognition of Israeli passports or travel documents, restrictions on diplomatic representations (including expulsion of staff), halting privileges for Israeli companies and politicians, aviation bans, and restriction on travel for specific individuals; · Activating the United Nations Register of Damage Caused by the Construction of the Wall without delay in order to facilitate the due compensation of damages suffered as a consequence of the construction of the Wall; · Initiating the process of crafting durable solutions immediately that includes refugee and internally displaced communities in order to strengthen democratic principles and structures, expand the range of solutions, and lend greater legitimacy to peace-making; · Implementing an arms embargo, halting any military cooperation and training programs with Israel and refraining from trading any kind of military equipment. · Cooperating with international civil society to bring an end to Israel’s unlawful conduct through lawful means such as supporting comprehensive economic sanctions.