The Oxfam reconstruction blueprint estimates Gaza's recovery at $71.4 billion and calls for Palestinian leadership in the process, but faces questions over Hamas's role, terrorism, and future security arrangements, according to the organization.
The Oxfam report, published Tuesday evening, puts the total cost of rebuilding the Gaza Strip at $71.4 billion, among the highest estimates yet. The blueprint calls for Palestinian leadership in reconstruction but acknowledges unresolved questions regarding Hamas's continued presence, terrorism, and future security arrangements. The report adds to a series of international proposals for Gaza reconstruction, including US-backed and EU-led initiatives that have been stalled over demands for Hamas disarmament, as The Zioneer has previously reported.
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