Overview
- The 30-page “Great Trust” slide deck drafted by Israeli businessmen with Boston Consulting Group support proposes projects such as a “Trump Riviera,” blockchain trade and special economic zones.
- The plan assumes at least 25 percent of Palestinians would relocate voluntarily, offering payments up to $500,000 and drawing accusations of ethnic cleansing.
- Tony Blair Institute staff joined a 12-person messaging group to discuss postwar scenarios but the institute says it did not author or approve the final presentation.
- Boston Consulting Group has distanced itself from the scheme, which remains unadopted and has faced criticism from human rights advocates.
- The proposal calls for Gaza’s public land to be placed in an Israeli-managed trust until demilitarization and deradicalization, with backing from Gulf and U.S. investors.