A document detailing plans for post-war Gaza aims to make President Donald Trump’s “Gaza Riviera” vision a reality — using mass displacement, artificial intelligence, and at least a decade of U.S. trusteeship over the war-ravaged enclave.
The plan, outlined in a 38-page document initially disclosed by the Washington Post, is reportedly under consideration by Trump’s administration. It involves “voluntary” relocation of Gaza’s population in exchange for digital tokens, six to eight “AI-powered smart cities,” and a manufacturing hub named after Elon Musk.
It also calls for the entirety of Gaza’s population of two million to be relocated, at least temporarily, through either what it calls voluntary departures to another country, or the moving of residents into temporary housing areas within the Strip during reconstruction.
The plan was developed by some of the same Israelis behind the controversial U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), according to the Washington Post, which first reported on the document. The GHF, whose stated goal is to provide food inside the enclave, has received heavy criticism from U.N. experts for allegedly being “exploited for covert military and geopolitical agendas in serious breach of international law.”
