Peace Council plans $2.45B Gaza recovery
The Peace Council has unveiled a plan valued at $2.45 billion to aid the recovery of the Gaza Strip over the next six months. The plan includes projects across infrastructure, human development, economic activity, digital transformation, peace and security, aiming to rebuild the sector after the destruction it has endured. The proposal involves providing the area with temporary housing, removing debris, repairing hospitals, and strengthening the security system with multinational forces. It also emphasizes relocating Palestinians from tents and developing critical infrastructure. The implementation of the plan depends on overcoming political and security obstacles, particularly Israeli and Palestinian cooperation, as well as securing phased international funding. Work is expected to commence once a new Israeli government is formed after the upcoming elections.
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