US and Israel Reject Palestinian Plan, Gaza Reconstruction Stalled

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•The joint Palestinian proposal for Gaza reconstruction was presented to US and Israeli officials in recent meetings.
•US and Israel have explicitly rejected the proposal, linking reconstruction to Palestinian political control.
•Gaza's rebuilding efforts remain on hold due to the lack of agreement on political governance.
•The situation impacts millions of Palestinians living in Gaza who face ongoing humanitarian challenges.

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▸If Palestinians gain greater political control recognized by the US and Israel Gaza reconstruction efforts could resume, improving infrastructure and living conditions for residents.

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MEMiddle East EyeGaza cannot be rebuilt until Palestinians control their own political future MEMiddle East EyeExclusive: US and Israel reject joint Palestinian proposal for Gaza after meetings

The United States and Israel have rejected a joint Palestinian proposal for rebuilding Gaza, emphasizing that reconstruction cannot proceed without Palestinians controlling their political future. This deadlock affects efforts to restore Gaza's infrastructure and improve living conditions for its residents. The rejection follows recent meetings where the proposal was discussed but ultimately dismissed by the US and Israeli officials.

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