Summary
President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, presented a plan to rebuild Gaza, turning it into a place with new towers, resorts, and an airport. This proposal, revealed at the World Economic Forum, did not include input from people in Gaza. The plan requires Hamas to disarm and Israeli military to leave before it can start.
Key Facts
- Jared Kushner introduced a rebuilding plan for Gaza at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
- The plan includes constructing residential towers, resorts, sports facilities, and an airport in Gaza.
- Kushner mentioned there is no alternative plan, and the proposal suggests erasing Gaza's existing structures.
- The plan's initiation is contingent on Hamas disarming and the Israeli military withdrawing.
- President Trump emphasized the location's potential but did not detail who would fund the project.
- Local Palestinian input was not considered in the plan's development.
- Over 80% of Gaza's infrastructure has been damaged due to prolonged conflict.
- The proposal continues aligning with Israeli interests without addressing political issues or Palestinian rights.
