Egypt Proposes Alternative Reconstruction Plan for Gaza Amid Trump’s Controversial Proposal
Egypt's reconstruction plan counters Trump's call to depopulate Gaza, aiming to establish secure zones for Palestinians as negotiations for a ceasefire continue.
It is widely believed at home and abroad that Netanyahu, afraid that losing office will leave him more vulnerable to corruption charges, has prioritised the survival of his government over a hostage deal.
Netanyahu ‘committed’ to Trump’s plan to take over Gaza
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Netanyahu is seeing in Trump’s plan the fulfilment of the dream of emptying Gaza of Palestinians.
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Egypt’s plan calls for a three-phase reconstruction process that will take up to five years without removing Palestinians from Gaza, the Egyptian officials said.
Egypt is developing a plan to rebuild Gaza, countering Trump's call to depopulate the territory
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Egypt is developing a plan to rebuild Gaza, countering Trump's call to depopulate the territory
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The warning comes as Arab countries scramble to prepare a postwar proposal for Gaza as an alternative to US President Trump’s plan to “take over” the strip, depopulate it and turn it into a Middle Eastern “riviera.”
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Peace Now accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government of pressing ahead with settlement construction while dozens of hostages captured in Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack languish in captivity in the Gaza Strip.
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Egypt’s plan calls for a three-phase reconstruction process that will take up to five years without removing Palestinians from Gaza, the Egyptian officials said.
Egypt Is Developing a Plan to Rebuild Gaza, Countering Trump's Call to Depopulate the Territory
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Summary
Amid rising tensions, President Trump has warned Hamas to release hostages or face severe consequences, aligning with Netanyahu's strategies for Gaza. However, Egypt is developing an alternative plan aimed at rebuilding Gaza without forcing Palestinians out, in stark contrast to Trump's suggested depopulation for U.S. takeover. The proposal, involving secure areas for initial habitation and plans for reconstruction, has gained traction among Arab states and European diplomats as Israel and Hamas prepare for critical ceasefire negotiations. The situation remains precarious, with the fate of hostages, ethical concerns over potential forced relocations, and international backlash at the forefront.
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