Trump's Board of Peace to unveil $2.45 billion Gaza recovery plan, Axios reports
The 66-project blueprint includes temporary housing, border repairs and a multinational security force as donors weigh how to fund reconstruction.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump's Board of Peace will unveil a six-month, $2.45 billion Gaza recovery and reconstruction plan, detailing 66 projects for post-war governance and infrastructure rebuilding across the Gaza Strip.
- Developed over a year by the Board and the Palestinian technocratic government, the plan aims to rebuild Gaza's economy and infrastructure from "shambles," emphasizing that recovery must be based on "Palestinian ownership."
- Infrastructure projects account for roughly $1 billion, including temporary shelters and rubble clearance, while security initiatives require $885 million for a permanent hardened site in Rafah supporting 5,000 International Stabilization Force personnel.
- While the Board has not secured the entire $2.45 billion, officials remain confident donor countries will contribute once political obstacles subside; cooperation from Israel and Hamas remains stalled despite prior agreements to disarm.
- The Board hopes the recovery process can finally commence following Israeli elections scheduled for October 27, when formation of a new government may enable implementation of conditions that have hindered progress since late July.
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The US-backed Board of Peace announced a $2.45 billion plan to rebuild Gaza over six months, but disagreements over Hamas’s disarmament and an Israeli withdrawal continue to obstruct its implementation. A day later, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke before the United Nations General Assembly. Meanwhile, Israeli forces continued operations against Hamas members working to rebuild the terror group. The post Board of Peace unveils Gaz…
At the Uno General Assembly in New York, Trump's Peace Council presented a six-month reconstruction plan for Gaza, where emergency aid is slow to arrive.
There are 66 projects to address housing, infrastructure, health, education, fuel and debris removal needs in Gaza.
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People walk past the rubble of residential buildings destroyed during the war, at Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, on Aug. 5, 2026. (Mahmoud Issa/Reuters)
The Peace Council wanted by Donald Trump this week presented a plan of 66 projects to launch the reconstruction of Gaza. It provides $2.45 billion over six months. Its funding and launch date remain uncertain. - Reconstruction of Gaza: what is known about the $2.45 billion plan announced by Trump's Peace Council? (International).
US President Donald Trump's Peace Council unveiled a plan for the first phase of Gaza reconstruction on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly on Wednesday. It is expected to cost $2.45 billion (52.5 billion crowns), which will be divided into 66 different programs over six months. But the council admitted that it currently has nowhere near the money to begin rebuilding the war-torn Palestinian territory.
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