Trump's $2.45B Gaza rebuilding plan
The Peace Council, affiliated with U.S. President Donald Trump, revealed an urgent 6-month plan for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip with a budget of $2.45 billion. The plan includes 66 targeted projects focused on rebuilding essential infrastructure, such as establishing temporary shelters, removing rubble, improving healthcare facilities, and updating electricity and water networks, in addition to deploying modern solar energy systems. Approximately $885 million is allocated to strengthen the security sector, including building a security complex, supporting international stabilization forces, and recruiting and training personnel. The initiatives aim to relocate families from tents to proper housing, develop digital and educational infrastructure, and ensure that the recovery process is Palestinian-led and driven by local institutions. However, the implementation of the plan faces political obstacles, including the need for approval from Israel and Hamas. The financial challenges require securing full funding, but there is confidence that international aid will flow once political hurdles are overcome.
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