In a revelation that has sent shockwaves through diplomatic circles, advisors to former US President Donald Trump are reportedly developing a radical blueprint that would see Gaza's entire population relocated to make way for luxury tourism developments.
The Controversial Blueprint
According to documents obtained by DailyMail.com, the proposed plan involves moving Gaza's 2.2 million residents to Egypt's Sinai Peninsula or other Arab nations, effectively clearing the territory for extensive redevelopment. The scheme envisions transforming the war-torn coastal strip into a Mediterranean tourism hotspot featuring luxury hotels, casinos, and entertainment complexes.
Key Advisors Behind the Proposal
The plan is reportedly being championed by several prominent Trump allies, including wealth fund manager Tom Ried and former ambassador Richard Grenell. Their vision involves creating what they term "the ultimate luxury destination" on Gaza's Mediterranean coastline, complete with five-star resorts and high-end amenities.
International Backlash and Ethical Concerns
The proposal has drawn immediate condemnation from human rights organizations and political leaders worldwide. Critics have labelled the plan as "ethnic cleansing" and a violation of international law, drawing comparisons to historical forced displacements.
Palestinian officials have vehemently rejected the concept, with one senior figure calling it "fantasy and nonsense" that demonstrates a complete disregard for Palestinian rights and sovereignty.
Political Implications and Timing
The emergence of this controversial plan comes as Trump campaigns for a potential return to the White House in 2024. Middle East experts warn that such proposals could severely damage America's standing in the region and undermine any future peace negotiations.
While Trump's team has not officially endorsed the plan, its circulation among his advisors raises serious questions about the direction of potential future Middle East policy under a second Trump administration.
