Physical Location

The establishment of Yehodaya will require the acquisition of territory and the transfer of sovereign powers from an existing state. This will be achieved through a model of mutual benefit that provides substantial financial compensation to the host country, together with the potential for long-term strategic economic and infrastructure development.

Criteria for Selecting the Location:

• A territory large enough to accommodate future demographic growth, including a population of several million, and possessing sufficient strategic depth for defense.
• A region distant from the Middle East, with access to the sea and, preferably, proximity to international trade routes.
• The land should be acquired from a country characterized by extensive territory, low population density, and low GDP per capita. For a country with these characteristics, an agreement combining foreign capital investment with a cooperative model capable of driving growth and prosperity would provide appropriate compensation for relinquishing a portion of land it possesses in abundance.

Namibia may be a highly promising destination that meets these criteria. At the same time, a comprehensive assessment of other possible territories will be conducted.

Implementing this undertaking will require the mobilization of extensive human and financial capital, together with engagement at the highest political levels in relevant countries around the world, whose leaders will need to enlist in the effort to turn the vision into reality.