Summary
President Donald Trump has paused his plan to transform Gaza into a tourism hotspot known as the "Riviera of the Middle East." Instead, he is focusing on clearing the devastated area and starting its reconstruction with international help. This decision follows a ceasefire and the release of hostages after conflicts in the region.
Key Facts
- President Trump initially planned to turn Gaza into a major tourism destination.
- The plan has been put on hold due to the area's current state after the conflict.
- Gaza is heavily damaged, similar to a site after demolition.
- Trump announced a shift to a less extreme plan focusing on rebuilding for Gaza's residents.
- A "Board of Peace" will oversee the reconstruction, with international involvement.
- The ceasefire is holding, and steps are being taken for hostage and prisoner exchanges.
- Trump expressed interest in visiting Gaza once the situation stabilizes.
- Approximately 50 million tons of debris are present in Gaza after two years of conflict.
