All articles tagged with #postwar plan
The Washington Post reports that the Trump administration is considering a plan called GREAT Trust to relocate Gaza's 2 million residents temporarily, transforming the enclave into a U.S.-administered high-tech economic and tourism hub with smart cities, luxury resorts, and industrial zones, potentially offering significant private investment returns but raising legal and humanitarian concerns.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented a postwar plan for Gaza that includes indefinite military control over the Palestinian enclave, while negotiators in Paris are working on a deal for the release of hostages and cessation of fighting. The Palestinian Authority condemned Netanyahu's plan, and the U.S. emphasized the importance of no Israeli reoccupation in Gaza. Israel's plan also includes maintaining a security zone in northern Gaza, opposing unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state, and conditioning Gaza's reconstruction on complete demilitarization. Meanwhile, the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees faces a funding crisis, and the Palestine Red Crescent has been evacuating patients from Nasser Hospital amid ongoing conflict.
The Palestinian Authority and the United States are collaborating on a postwar plan for Gaza, aiming to address the humanitarian crisis and rebuild the region. The plan includes efforts to improve infrastructure, healthcare, education, and economic development. The cooperation between the Palestinian Authority and the US signals a potential shift in relations and a commitment to finding a long-term solution for Gaza.
The Palestinian Authority is collaborating with US officials to develop a postwar plan for Gaza, with one of its leaders suggesting that instead of trying to eradicate Hamas, the militant group should be incorporated into a new governing structure.