US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace is set to unveil a six-month recovery plan for Gaza worth $2.45 billion, according to reporting cited by multiple outlets. The announcement is expected at a meeting of the board’s members on Wednesday, with the plan described as including multiple areas of reconstruction and governance support.
Across sources, the proposed spending priorities include temporary housing, removal of rubble, repairs to hospitals, and economic recovery measures. One part of the plan described in the reports also calls for the deployment of a multinational security force, alongside broader stabilization and recovery efforts. The reporting is attributed to Axios, which said it had reviewed a copy of the plan.
Some outlets also note that Reuters could not independently verify the details immediately, and at least one report states that the White House and the US State Department did not respond to requests for comment. As presented in the coverage, the plan’s elements are projected as components of the six-month program, with no further official confirmation included in the cited reports.
