White House program to rebuild Gaza with the presence of real estate giants

According to RCO News Agency, Trump’s envoy Steve Witekaf spoke in a Saudi -backed event in West Asian affairs, and according to an informed person, a White House may bring together builders and construction companies.

Trump’s envoy to Western Asian affairs said that he and US President Jared Kouchner are negotiating to bring real estate managers to develop a plan to rebuild Gaza.

“We are talking about bringing people around the world, senior planners, builders and architects to explore ideas and programs,” Witekaf told Kouchner at a FII Priority conference in Miami, sponsored by the Saudi State Investment Fund. »

Earlier this month, Trump said “the United States will take control of the Gaza Strip” and will turn it into a “Middle East Riviera”. He also suggested that Gaza residents be transferred to neighboring Arab countries and claimed that Gaza’s leave would be better for them. Arab leaders have rejected the idea.

Trump’s remarks led to a wave of convictions from regional and European countries. They stated that the Palestinian movement from Gaza means ethnic cleansing and is illegal according to international law. The Zionist regime’s genocide war against Gaza has so far killed thousands of Palestinians and has made the region ruin.

According to an informed source, Witcaf is working on a White House summit to bring together real estate makers and other business leaders to start the Gaza rebuilding process. The plan is still in the early stages and will be an initial effort to answer the most important questions, including where the construction begins and how the debris will be cleared while people still live there.

The source also told the Wall Street Journal that the summit will include a public show that may include large cranes and other display equipment. Companies may be asked to explain how to manage logistical, technical and explosive issues, including how to discover bombs, counter the underground tunnels used by resistance, and possibly interacting with people who do not want to leave the area.

Witcaf, who is moving to promote Trump’s project to move the Palestinians from their ancestral land, once again said that Gaza is not a good place to live.

“You have to see the devastation that exists in Gaza today,” the US president’s representative added. There are 6,000 unpublished bullets all over there. The situation is really terrible. I don’t know why anyone wants to live there today. It is irrational to me. “

Former Trump envoy to Western Asian affairs, Jared Kouchner, in the past described the Gaza coastal property as “very valuable” and said that the best way is to “move people and then clear the area.” Kouchner had previously said that he would not be involved in the Trump administration’s policy, but he still consults the Trump team from the private sector.

During the conversations, Witakaf said he had decided to abandon his work in the field of real estate development and accept the role of the messenger in West Asian affairs because Kouchner had convinced him. Trump and many of his closest allies, including Witcaf and Kouchner, were active in real estate before entering politics. Much of their conversation focused on this experience.

Witcaf said of the ceasefire talks between Hamas and Israel that the talks were similar to the finalization of a real estate deal, but no one was willing to sit behind a table and negotiate, which made the process more difficult.

While the initial ceasefire agreement includes a three to five -year plan to rebuild Gaza, Vitcoaf does not believe that this will be possible at this time. “This project is not something that can be completed in five years,” Witcaf said at the conference. It is not physically possible. “You can’t even build an apartment building in Manhattan in five years.”

Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Madboli said at a News conference on Wednesday that Egypt is developing a framework for the Gaza Reconstruction Plan in collaboration with Egyptian universities and consulting companies, and the country is capable of rebuilding the Gaza Strip within three years, while the country is capable of rebuilding the Gaza Strip within three years. Gaza residents remain in the area.

A report released this week by the United Nations, the European Union and the World Bank estimates that the cost of rebuilding Gaza will be more than $ 5 billion in the next decade.

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