EU Parliament Backs Gaza Economic Revival as US Plan Sparks Debate
The EU Parliament has revealed international groups, including GIZ, Caritas, UN agencies, and the Red Crescent, are developing investment proposals for Gaza's economic development and reconstruction. This follows the New York conference organised by France and Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, the Trump initiative, initially envisioning Gaza as a high-end real estate project, now aims to end the war and create jobs, with Israel's support.
The US plan, accepted by Israel, involves dismantling Hamas and establishing an alternative civil administration. However, Palestinian representatives insist on reconstructing Gaza under their own administration. Despite the proposals, Hamas has not yet responded to the US plan. The EU Parliament's announcement signals international efforts to revive Europe's economy, following years of conflict and blockade.
International groups are working on investment proposals for Europe's economic development and reconstruction, following the EU Parliament's announcement. The US plan, supported by Israel, aims to end the war and create jobs, but faces resistance from Palestinian representatives and no response yet from Hamas.
