At Davos, Jared Kushner presented a plan for post-war Gaza, including the development of tourism and the construction of new cities, emphasizing the need for the demilitarization of Hamas.

Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, revealed a plan for the post-war reconstruction of Gaza at the World Economic Forum in Davos, shortly after the signing of the Peace Council. He stated that there is no alternative plan and emphasized that the demilitarization of Hamas is essential for fulfilling the aspirations of the people of Gaza. The plan includes the development of a coastal tourism area, the construction of an airport and a port, as well as urban development projects named New Rafah and New Gaza, which could create hundreds of thousands of housing units and jobs.

Kushner mentioned that governments will contribute financially, and the private sector is invited to invest. Criticism has arisen from Palestinian officials and other observers, who believe that the plan could undermine the Palestinian presence. Additionally, Kushner omitted details about an international stabilization force, which is essential for Israel's withdrawal. While his plan has been ambitious, the details about implementation remain unclear, and the political and logistical challenges are significant.