Trump’s recent suggestion of the United States taking over Gaza and expelling Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan has put those countries in a difficult position. Egypt, a key recipient of US aid, is facing economic challenges and threats of aid freezing if it does not cooperate with Trump’s plan. However, Egypt is hesitant to displace Palestinians, given the potential backlash within its own population and concerns about regional stability. In response, Egypt, along with other Arab countries, is working on a counter-proposal to rebuild Gaza without ethnically cleansing its population.
While Egypt may struggle to provide significant economic contributions to reconstruction efforts, it can offer its services as a political partner and mediator. The reconstruction plan may involve funding from Gulf countries to accelerate the process and prevent the displacement of Palestinians. Egyptian construction companies are also willing to participate in rebuilding Gaza, suggesting a collaborative effort with other countries.
Israel’s refusal to compensate Palestinians for damages in Gaza further highlights the need for regional and international support in reconstruction efforts. The recent ceasefire deal has been unstable, putting pressure on Arab countries to respond and find a solution that ensures the rebuilding of Gaza without displacing its residents. Overall, Egypt and other Arab states are working towards a plan that focuses on reconstruction while preserving the rights and livelihoods of Palestinians in Gaza.
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