Arab States Discuss Egyptian Plan to Reshape Gaza Governance

The proposal seeks to diminish Hamas' control, establish international oversight, and address the region's reconstruction challenges.

Arab leaders convene in Cairo to counter US President Trump's controversial proposal to relocate Gaza's residents and transform the area into a tourism hub.
Egypt's plan aims to remove Hamas from power, replacing it with a governance structure overseen by a coalition of Arab, Muslim, and Western nations.
The reconstruction of Gaza is estimated to cost $53 billion, but the funding sources remain unclear, with no aid expected if Hamas retains control.
Israel threatens to resume military actions if Hamas does not release remaining hostages, putting the fragile ceasefire at risk.
The Arab League's discussions also address long-term security, humanitarian support, and the establishment of temporary housing for displaced Gazans within the territory.