⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇱🇵🇸 — President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace is set to unveil a six-month, $2.45 billion Gaza recovery plan drafted alongside the Palestinian technocratic government. The plan estimates current physical damage at $35.2 billion, projecting full 10-year reconstruction costs at $71.4 billion — Axios.

➡️ Infrastructure & Housing (~$1B): Allocates $400M for insulated caravans to clear tent camps, alongside a separate UAE-funded “Emirati Neighborhood” in Rafah housing 50,000 people. Includes $275M for rubble/UXO clearance, $50M for hospital rehab, and the permanent backfilling of tunnels beneath priority reconstruction sites.

➡️ Security Architecture (~$885M): Earmarks $275M for a hardened Rafah base to support 5,000 International Stabilization Force (ISF) personnel, $140M for multinational deployment, and $120M for vetted Palestinian police (who Israel currently blocks from leaving for training in Egypt). Includes a $20M weapons buy-back program targeting Hamas and armed groups.

➡️ Governance & Economy: Emphasizing “Palestinian ownership,” the plan allocates $300M for health/education, 4G connectivity, digital ID/payment systems, and a Gaza investment fund to restart the private sector.

➡️ Political & Security Hurdles: Implementation is stalled. The Netanyahu government refuses to execute the plan ahead of Israel’s October 27 elections, and refuses to implement a 14-day ceasefire required to test Hamas’s conditional agreement to disarm. While the full $2.45B isn't secured, officials expect donor states to cover funding once political deadlocks clear.

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