Overview

• The proposal describes temporarily relocating more than 2 million Gaza residents through so‑called voluntary departures or placement in protected zones during reconstruction.
• Individuals who leave would receive $5,000 in cash, four years of rental subsidies, and one year of food, while landowners would be offered digital tokens exchangeable for future housing in planned AI-driven smart cities.
• Governance would begin under a U.S.-administered trusteeship for at least a decade with security transitioning to local police and Western private military companies.
• Financial projections include nearly quadrupling a $100 billion investment over ten years and an estimated $23,000 savings for each person who departs compared with temporary housing costs.
• The plan envisions private-sector roles for companies such as Tesla and Amazon Web Services and references Saudi and Emirati participation, with authors identified as Israeli entrepreneurs Michael Eisenberg and Liran Tancman alongside former BCG planners.