Submission Statement: The United States is considering a plan to occupy and repair Gaza over the course of a decade. The plan includes 5000 USD for each Gazaan to live off of in exchange for rights to rebuild and redevelop the territory. The population will be held either in refugee camps inside the territory or outside the territory. The end goal is to turn Gaza into a regional manufacturing hub. the Trump Admin declined to comment when asked about the plan.
karateguzman on
So what about sovereignty ?? That’s what this whole issue is about
colepercy120 on
IMO: This plan is about the best that can reasonably be hoped for. Like it or not, Gaza never had the economy to repair itself after the war, and temporary occupation by a foreign power is preferable to Israeli ethnic cleansing or warlords controlling the region. I don’t see any other option that would actually see Gaza recover from this in less time. From a moral perspective, it is, of course, less preferable to Gaza being run by its own people in a free and fair system, but that ideal world isn’t the one we live in. So we are left to pick the best of the bad options
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Submission Statement: The United States is considering a plan to occupy and repair Gaza over the course of a decade. The plan includes 5000 USD for each Gazaan to live off of in exchange for rights to rebuild and redevelop the territory. The population will be held either in refugee camps inside the territory or outside the territory. The end goal is to turn Gaza into a regional manufacturing hub. the Trump Admin declined to comment when asked about the plan.
So what about sovereignty ?? That’s what this whole issue is about
IMO: This plan is about the best that can reasonably be hoped for. Like it or not, Gaza never had the economy to repair itself after the war, and temporary occupation by a foreign power is preferable to Israeli ethnic cleansing or warlords controlling the region. I don’t see any other option that would actually see Gaza recover from this in less time. From a moral perspective, it is, of course, less preferable to Gaza being run by its own people in a free and fair system, but that ideal world isn’t the one we live in. So we are left to pick the best of the bad options