Trump's Board of Peace Unveils $2.45 Billion Gaza Reconstruction Plan

President Donald Trump's Board of Peace has proposed a $2.45 billion recovery plan for Gaza, presented during a meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. The plan aims to address urgent needs through a series of projects planned over the next six months, which include temporary housing, rubble removal, hospital repairs, and economic recovery initiatives.

The meeting was attended by US officials, including emissaries Witkoff and Kushner, as well as representatives from various countries. The proposal outlines 66 specific projects and emphasizes the necessity of cooperation between Israel and Hamas to ensure the plan's success, according to reports from multiple outlets.

The Board's recovery plan acknowledges an overwhelming estimated requirement of approximately $35.2 billion needed for comprehensive reconstruction in Gaza. Despite this ambitious initiative, many observers note significant challenges ahead, particularly in light of ongoing tensions in the region.

According to Axios, the blueprint is part of a broader push, which includes Trump’s 20-point peace plan, although the overall peace efforts have faced hurdles since the last agreement over a year ago. The proposed spending is also aimed at facilitating a more stable governance structure in the region.

Reports indicate that the plan has drawn attention as Israel continues military actions in Gaza, which reportedly resulted in casualties. This backdrop adds complexity to the ongoing discussions regarding the reconstruction efforts and a potential peace agreement.

No immediate response from the White House or the US Department of State regarding the proposed plan was made available at the time of reporting. As the international community considers this new plan, it remains to be seen how it will be implemented amid existing conflicts in the region.