Trump’s Davos Gaza Masterplan Draws Fire Over Exclusion and Imperial Ambition

At Davos, Jared Kushner unveiled the Trump administration’s 'Board of Peace' plan to redevelop Gaza through a four-phase rebuild from Rafah to Gaza City, featuring 100,000+ new housing units, a coastal tourism zone with hundreds of skyscrapers, a new port and airport, and about $25 billion in investment intended to create 500,000 jobs and boost GDP to roughly $10 billion by 2035. The plan emphasizes security and demilitarisation but has drawn sharp criticism as an imperial, investor-led project with no Palestinian consultation and unclear funding, sovereignty, or statehood provisions. Netanyahu sits on the board, and US-backed leaders say the effort could extend beyond Gaza, while Palestinian groups and civil society warn it ignores rights and war-crimes justice.}
- ‘Imperial’ agenda: What’s Trump’s Gaza development plan, unveiled in Davos? Al Jazeera
- 180 skyscrapers for Gaza: Trump’s son-in-law Kushner unveils ‘masterplan’ for enclave’s reconstruction CNN
- US pitches 'New Gaza' development plan; Israeli fire kills five Palestinians Reuters
- Jared Kushner lays out Trump-backed 'master plan' for post-war Gaza ABC News
- Trump unveils his vision to rebuild Gaza into a seaside metropolis PBS
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