Main international correspondent
The plan of renovating the rival of President Donald Trump is expected to “take over Gaza” and move more than two million Palestinians, and is expected to be approved at a meeting in an emergency meeting of the Egyptian Captain Cairo of Kair.
Egypt produced another plan with a great brochure, 91 pages long and complemented by some brilliant Emirates influenced the designs to counteract the American scheme that shocked the Arab world and beyond.
Will “Dubai in the Mediterranean” one day raise from the ruins of gauze instead of the American “Riviera of the Middle East”?
What stands out for a Cairo plan is that this draft is not just in the development of property; Her banners are politics and the rights of Palestinians.
The leakage of the draft statement received by the BBC underlies that it is owned by the Arab states and Palestinians.
Egypt will “present it, in complete coordination with Palestinian and Arab countries, on the basis of studies conducted by the World Bank and the United Nations Development Programs regarding the early recovery and renovation in Gaza as a comprehensive Arabic plan”.
This is the strongest of this, it allows for more than two million inhabitants to gauze to hold on to what they have left from their lives, including their right to stay on land that their families’ generations called home.
President Trump still wonders aloud, “Why don’t you want to move?” His description of gauze as a “place of demolition” emphasizes that after almost 16 months of severe installments, the territory lies in complete ruin.
UN says 90% of homes have been damaged or destroyed. All the basics of life worth living, from schools and hospitals to sewage systems and electric lines, are shredded.
The missed draft document explicitly does not apply to the plan of President Trump to “take over” the territory and move Palestinians, mostly to neighboring countries. But it is clear that such movements will only be launched by more disasters.
“All malicious attempts to move Palestinians or annexation of any part of the occupied Palestinian territories would lead to new stages of conflict, undergo stability, expand conflict to other countries in the region, and to represent a clear threat to peace for peace in the Middle East,” he warns.
Ever since the US president suddenly spoke of his plan, there has been a huge pressure on the Arab states not only to come up with an alternative plan, but also prove that it can succeed.
Real estate developers know that they are presenting questions.
President Trump deepened shock and anger about his ideas when he posted a video of the Golden Gaza to his truth of the social account last week.
In it was a glittering statue, his close ally Elon Musk enjoying the snacks on the beach, and he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were sunbathing, sleeveless. All the way to striking tunes with lines like “Trump Gaza is finally here.”
“They had the President Trump in mind,” noted a Western diplomat who attended the briefing about Egypt’s plan at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Cairo. “It’s very great and very well prepared.”
Cairo reconstruction plans, which BBC received, with their tempting pictures of leafy neighborhoods and Grand Columned buildings, states that they attracted a wide range of expertise, from the World Bank professionals on sustainability, to the programmer in Dubai on hotels.
There are also lessons learned from other devastated cities that rose from ruins, including Hiroshima, Beirut and Berlin.
And the proposed designs are also influenced by Egyptian’s own experience in the development of his “new Cairo” – his Grand Megaproject, recorded by a new administrative capital that rises from the desert – at a great expense.
Who will pay to build a gauze is the main question. Egypt suggests that an international conference be convened as soon as possible for “recovery and renewal”.
The rich bay states look willing to wear a part of a colossal account. UN estimates will be around $ 50 billion (£ 39 billion).
But no one is ready to invest if they are absolutely convinced that the buildings will not collapse in the Second War.
A fragile coast that seems to be on the verge of collapse now will only enhance that hesitation.
“We will have intense conversations with the donors’ main countries after the plan is adopted,” the Egyptian Foreign Minister, Badr Abdelatty, said on Sunday, undergoing hope that the capital around the world will help to reach Gotovina.
Another sensitive aspect is who will start Gaza after this current conflict is over.
The leakage of the draft statement, assisted by the sources who have also seen the document, say that there is a proposal for a transitional arrangement, the Technocrat Committee called “Gaza Management Committee under the auspices of the Palestinian Government”.
Benjamin Netanyahu, who describes the plan of President Trump Gaza as a “visionary”, has repeatedly excluded any future role of Hamas, as well as Palestinian government.
Document “The United Nations Security Council is invited to distribute international peacekeeping forces that contribute to the security of security and Palestinians and for the Israelis on the West Coast and Gazi comic book.”
Getting a Arab leaders’ approval for this new plan can be an easy part.
Hamas, which is said to have accepted that he would not play a role in the Gaza run, still has military and political power on the field.
Some Arab states are known to call for complete removal; Others believe that these decisions should be left to the Palestinians. Hamas herself says that disarming is a red line.
As for President Trump, he said he would not “force” his ideas to anyone, but still insists that his plan is the “who actually acts”.
