The Washington Post: The United States still wants the relocation of locals from the Gaza Strip and the transformation of the territory into a tourist resort.

The post-war plan for Gaza, developed by the American administration, envisions U.S. administration of the enclave for a decade. The population of 2 million residents could be temporarily relocated, and the area would be reconstructed as a tourist resort. The proposal includes humanitarian transit camps and financial compensation for those leaving Gaza. Criticism arose following Trump's statements regarding the forced relocation of Palestinians, and the humanitarian situation in Gaza is worsening amid the intensification of Israeli military operations.