🇺🇸🇮🇱🇵🇸⚡️ — President Trump’s Board of Peace is set to present a six-month, $2.45 billion recovery plan for Gaza on Wednesday, outlining 66 projects covering reconstruction, temporary housing, healthcare, economic recovery, and post-war governance, according to Axios.

The proposal includes roughly $1 billion for infrastructure, including $400 million for temporary shelters and $275 million for rubble clearance, alongside approximately $885 million for security projects, including the deployment of a multinational stabilization force and the establishment of a Palestinian police force.

The plan also includes restoring essential services, rebuilding hospitals, introducing digital infrastructure, and supporting Palestinian businesses. However, implementation remains dependent on cooperation from Israel and Hamas, as well as additional funding from international donors.

The proposal estimates that Gaza has suffered $35.2 billion in physical damage and will require approximately $71.4 billion for full reconstruction over the next decade.

Representatives from 35 countries are expected to attend Wednesday’s briefing.