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Fecha publicación: Wed, 11 Mar 2026 17:38:38 +0000

El Movimiento Raeliano y una coalición internacional presentan una propuesta histórica ante la Junta de Paz del presidente Trump para una Embajada Extraterrestre en Gaza

Washington, D. C. / Ginebra — Una coalición internacional de científicos y organizaciones de la sociedad civil ha presentado formalmente una propuesta innovadora ante la Junta de Paz —presidida por el presidente Donald J. Trump— en favor de la creación de una Embajada de Paz para las Relaciones Extraterrestres en Gaza. La propuesta forma parte de una visión a largo plazo para la reconstrucción regional y una paz sostenible.

La iniciativa cuenta con el respaldo de más de 250 científicos y 36 organizaciones, incluido el Movimiento Raeliano Internacional, que representa a cerca de 2,2 millones de miembros en todo el mundo. Sus promotores consideran que Gaza —marcada durante décadas por el conflicto y las crisis humanitarias— puede convertirse en un símbolo global de paz, diplomacia y renovación planetaria.

«Décadas de conflicto han demostrado que la seguridad no puede existir sin dignidad, estabilidad y esperanza», declaró Léon Mellul, Gran Rabino Raeliano y portavoz. «Los ceses al fuego temporales y los esfuerzos de ayuda fragmentados han fracasado. Lo que necesitamos ahora es un proyecto de civilización: una iniciativa integral basada en la paz, la gobernanza y la reactivación económica».

Basándose en las recientes declaraciones del presidente Trump, quien visualizó a Gaza como la «Riviera de Oriente Medio», la coalición sostiene que albergar una institución diplomática reconocida internacionalmente podría atraer miles de millones en turismo, generar un importante número de empleos y posicionar a Gaza como una capital espiritual y cultural con una visibilidad global sin precedentes.

En el núcleo de la propuesta se encuentra el establecimiento de un sitio neutral, administrado internacionalmente, dedicado a preparar y gestionar un eventual contacto futuro con inteligencias no terrestres. Los proponentes subrayan que se trata de una iniciativa preventiva y estabilizadora, centrada en la transparencia, la coordinación y el compromiso pacífico, como alternativa al pánico o a respuestas militarizadas.

La propuesta contempla además la adopción de un Protocolo Opcional a la Convención de Viena sobre Relaciones Diplomáticas (1961), con el fin de establecer un marco jurídico para las Embajadas de Civilizaciones Extraterrestres. Dicho protocolo adaptaría los principios diplomáticos existentes a contextos interestelares sin precedentes, al tiempo que salvaguarda el derecho internacional, la seguridad y la confianza pública.

Liderada por el Movimiento Raeliano, la coalición también hace un llamado a la celebración de una Cumbre Internacional en Gaza para deliberar, adoptar y, eventualmente, ratificar este Protocolo Opcional, marcando así un hito histórico en la preparación diplomática de la humanidad.

«Los promotores consideran que la Junta de Paz se encuentra en una posición única para respaldar esta iniciativa visionaria», concluyó Mellul. «Esta es una oportunidad para demostrar al mundo que la humanidad está preparada para afrontar tanto los conflictos presentes como los futuros desconocidos con sabiduría, mesura y unidad».

ACLARACIÓN MUY IMPORTANTE: El Movimiento Raeliano Internacional no aceptará ni apoyará ningún plan de reconstrucción para Gaza sin el consentimiento explícito del pueblo palestino.

Contacto para medios

Léon Mellul
Gran Rabino Raeliano y portavoz

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Saturday 31 January 2026