Post-war Gaza plan involves US administration and population moves
A post-war plan within President Trump’s administration reportedly proposes U.S. control of Gaza for a decade, relocating its 2 million residents temporarily and rebuilding the area as a tourist and manufacturing hub, according to the Washington Post. The plan suggests residents would leave voluntarily or be confined during reconstruction, raising concerns among international community.
A post-war plan within President Trump’s administration reportedly proposes U.S. control of Gaza for a decade, relocating its 2 million residents temporarily and rebuilding the area as a tourist and manufacturing hub, according to the Washington Post. The plan suggests residents would leave voluntarily or be confined during reconstruction, raising concerns among international community.
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