At an emergency summit in Cairo, Arab nations, led by Egypt, proposed a $53 billion plan to reconstruct the Gaza Strip, aiming to rebuild the area without displacing its over 2 million Palestinian residents. This plan, supported by the Arab League, contrasts sharply with a controversial suggestion by former U.S. President Donald Trump, which involved transforming Gaza into a luxury real estate development by displacing its current population. However, the proposal has been rejected by both the United States and Israel, who argue that Gaza is uninhabitable and support Trump's vision of redevelopment, highlighting the ongoing complexities and differing perspectives on addressing the region's challenges.
