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A senior US official revealed, on Tuesday, that any work related to the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip requires the implementation of Hamas two conditions, namely disarmament and abandonment of the sector’s rule.
“There are no decisions with the White House now regarding the reconstruction of Gaza,” the White House official told Sky News Arabia.
He added: “Any work related to the reconstruction of Gaza requires firstly that Hamas agreed to disarmament and abandon the ruling in the Strip.”
Commenting on a report published by the Washington Post on a project to convert Gaza into a tourist resort, the source said that US President Donald Trump “has long defended innovative solutions to improve the lives of the Palestinians, including allowing them to settle in a new and beautiful location during the reconstruction of Gaza.”
The Washington Post had published earlier, on Sunday, a 38 -page document that is being traded within the Trump administration that includes a post -war plan in Gaza, based on putting the sector under American tutelage for a period of not less than 10 years, and turning it into what Trump described himself as “Rvira Middle East.”
The plan contains a presentation of the Gaza population to voluntarily leave their lands in exchange for financial compensation, or to move temporarily to closed and safe areas inside the Strip until the completion of reconstruction.
The plan, seen by the American newspaper, states that every Palestinian owns a land that will obtain a “digital code” from the fund responsible for the reinstalization Four years of rent and a full year of food.
According to the accounts included in the plan, each individual departure will provide the fund about 23 thousand dollars compared to the costs of keeping people in protected areas and providing the so -called “life support services” to them.
Gaza Fund
The initiative, which bore the name “Gaza Fund for Restructuring, accelerating and turning economic transformation”, was put in place by some Israelis who previously established the American and Israeli “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation” to distribute food in the Strip, while a team of Boston Consulting Group took over financial planning work.
