On March 20, 2025, the Schiller Institute posted its new Resource Page for LaRouche’s Oasis Plan,
presenting details of LaRouche’s Oasis Plan in order to aid in organizing for its
implementation, and get endorsements for it. As the introductory page states, the fifty-year
battle for the realization of this idea, despite agreement that LaRouche’s plan is a “good
idea,” has been stymied by the contention that ‘a political agreement’ must come first. “So
now, fifty years of lives lost, bloodshed and geopolitically motivated wars, later, proves the
truth of LaRouche’s point: it is once you have economic cooperation that, then and only then,
both sides will find a common interest to work together for peace and shared prosperity.”

The new landing page has three primary features: 1) a page of Oasis Plan concepts which
contains the details of LaRouche’s design as well as other contributors whom have put forth
expanded ideas for it; 2) an Endorsements and Other Voices page featuring both those who
have endorsed the LaRouche Oasis Plan, with a separate section of what other prominent
individuals are saying about its importance; and 3) a Videos, Events and Other Resources
page of an initial listing, with links, of videos, articles and press releases on the plan.

The Endorsements page leads off with a recent quote from Helga Zepp-LaRouche, “It is now,
in my view, the moment where we should all push the Oasis Plan, because Trump has said of
himself many times that he is a builder, and he does understand something about
construction. . . Building the Oasis Plan, providing fresh new water for all the countries in the
region,…” will eliminate a key source of conflict. The current list of 26 endorsers includes
ambassadors, professors, former elected officials, peace activists, religious leaders, from all
over the world from Africa to Europe to Palestine, to the United States. The remaining
section, “What prominent leaders are saying about LaRouche’s Oasis Plan,” includes former
Guyana President Donald Ramotar and South Africa’s former Minister of Foreign Relations
and Cooperation Dr. Naledi Pandor, among others.

The intent of this new resource is to educate people on the essentials of this plan, and then
organize for its implementation. Southwest Asia is known as the crossroads of civilization,
and its people must be allowed to live and prosper in peace. To overcome the cycle of
violence for good, we must give hope to a new generation of youth in Palestine, Israel, and
the Southwest Asia region as a whole, by creating a durable development. This is what the

Oasis Plan provides. The blood stains upon the collective soul of humanity must be and can
be cleansed with hope for a beautiful future—if we finally build it.