Trump offers $5,000 to Gazans who leave the Strip

Trump administration reportedly considers a controversial post-war plan to rebuild Gaza with modern cities, asking residents to relocate "voluntarily."
Text: Óscar Ontañón Docal
Published 2025-09-02

The latest news on Israel and Palestine. The Trump administration is reportedly exploring a bold plan to reshape Gaza after years of conflict, offering residents financial incentives to move elsewhere ($5,000 to leave "voluntarily"), according to The Washington Post.

The proposal envisions a series of futuristic, AI-driven cities rising from the rubble, complete with luxury resorts, parks, and high-tech facilities. Funding would come from private and international investments, with local security gradually handed over to trained police.

While supporters frame it as a chance for rapid development and job creation, critics warn it could inflame tensions with regional powers and displace millions from their homes. As talks continue, the plan remains under scrutiny for its humanitarian and political implications.

WASHINGTON, DC, USA - February 4, 2025: President Donald J. Trump holds a joint news conference at the White House with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

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