Four takeaways from the plan to bring Trump's 'Gaza Riviera' to life

A post-war plan for Gaza, reportedly circulating in Washington, proposes turning the enclave into a revenue-generating hub under a US-run trusteeship for at least a decade. The 'Great Trust' proposal, shared with the Trump administration, envisions mass surveillance, land appropriation, and the development of resorts and artificial islands. Developed by Israeli business and intelligence figures, the plan includes paying Palestinians $5,000 per person to leave their land. The proposal also outlines a temporary role for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to establish 'Hamas-free' transition areas as an initial step.