In light of this reality, steps must be taken to treat the effects of destruction and reconstruct with the following goals:

-To ensure the fast return of people to their residences and jobs, in which their return is considered a natural continuation of their lives, and a communication amongst each other and their surroundings – a vivid communication that is stronger than war -, so that the people do not remain away from their homes, thereby creating a gap in their social memory that is difficult to fill, and so that the people can preserve their emotional attachment to the places they inhabited for many decades.
-To reconstruct the social and constructional web to its former condition before the destructive war.
-To give the Resistance a different front, of perseverance to confront and thwart, and clinging to their homes and insisting on living there.
-To benefit from the reality of destruction to reconstruct the places in a better way with buildings of high quality, ameliorate what is possible, and treat a few gaps that the area had previously suffered from, in the framework of a constructional vision that is complete in terms of engineering, community, and environment.