Destruction in Gaza hasn’t been seen since World War II: UN
- Rebuilding destroyed homes in Gaza might finish by 2040, assuming materials arrive quickly, but could extend to the next century following past conflicts, based on a UN Development Programme report.
- Around 80,000 homes in Gaza were destroyed in a conflict initiated by Hamas attacks in southern Israel.
- Gaza would require roughly 80 years to restore all fully destroyed housing units, as per the UN Development Programme assessment.
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Could the war in Gaza cost Joe Biden re-election?
As the pro-Palestinian campus protests heat up, so do the electoral politics around it. For months, the drumbeat of dissatisfaction with the Biden administration’s support for Israel has been growing, even as the president has been ramping up pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to change his scorched-earth policy in Gaza. With civilian casualties topping 30,000, the pressure for many has come too late. Meanwhile, desperate to find a d…
Live blog: Rebuilding Gaza require efforts not seen since World War II
Israel's war on besieged Gaza, now on its 210th day, has killed at least 34,596 Palestinians — 70% of them babies, children and women — and wounded over 77,816, while 10,000+ are now feared buried under debris of bombed homes.
UN: Gaza needs biggest post-war reconstruction effort since WW2
GAZA STRIP (Palestinian Territories), May 3 — The United Nations said yesterday Gaza’s post-war reconstruction would require an international effort unseen since the aftermath of World War Two, estimating it could cost up to US$40 billion (RM190 billion). It came as Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh struck an optimistic tone over a possible truce and hostage release deal, after weeks of largely stalled negotiations. There have been reports of sticking …
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