Gaza Reconstruction Plan Scaled Back to a Limited Project in Rafah
The article focuses on the decline of the Gaza Reconstruction Plan supported by the "Peace Council," represented by the Trump administration. It has been scaled back from a comprehensive project to a limited one, involving the establishment of a temporary camp in the southern Gaza Strip near Rafah to house displaced people. This camp would be managed by Palestinian authorities with a local police force and a limited international security presence. However, the implementation of the project is not expected before the end of 2023. The plan faces risks of failure due to political and military conditions, especially with the Israeli elections scheduled for October 2026 and ongoing military attacks that have resulted in the death of over 1,100 Palestinians and the expansion of the occupation to control more than 60% of the enclave. Analysts suggest that the project aims to create a tightly controlled zone, while fears grow of a potential escalation by Israel, particularly amid declining support for Benjamin Netanyahu and persistent military tensions.
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