It was unclear if Israel or the United States would accept the Egyptian plan, whose endorsement by Arab leaders amounted to a widespread rejection of Trump’s proposal.
Egypt has proposed a $53 billion plan to rebuild Gaza by 2030, countering U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to depopulate the territory. The plan, endorsed by Arab leaders, includes rebuilding infrastructure, setting up temporary housing, and creating sustainable urban areas. It involves an international conference with the UN and a World Bank-managed trust fund. Politically, Hamas would cede power to an interim administration, though it resists without a Palestinian state. Israel and the U.S. demand Hamas disarmament. Trump's plan, which suggested resettling Palestinians in Egypt and Jordan, faced opposition. Israel has cut Gaza aid, pressuring Hamas, while Jordan and Egypt rejected resettlement proposals. The plan's feasibility depends on support from key Arab nations.
