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Report Finds Former UK PM Blair Involved in ‘Gaza Riviera’ Scheme
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 7 – A Financial Times report details a plan involving the relocation of up to 500,000 Palestinians and redevelopment of Gaza into a $324 billion economic zone, linked to discussions involving the Tony Blair Institute.
- The Financial Times reported a plan by Boston Consulting Group and Israeli businessmen to relocate 500,000 Palestinians and develop Gaza economically.
- This plan follows Israel's military operations in Gaza starting October 9, 2023, and coincides with Israeli Defense Minister Katz's announcement of a 'humanitarian city' for Gaza's population.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a US- and Israeli-backed aid group, proposed camps called 'Humanitarian Transit Areas' inside and outside Gaza, which Israeli forces would patrol.
- The plan estimates a $23,000 saving per relocated Palestinian and offers $9,000 as compensation, while Israel estimates Gaza’s population has decreased from 2.3 million to 1.9 million.
- Blair's representatives denied his involvement in the plan, which some view as violating international law, while its publication has raised debate about Gaza’s future amidst ongoing conflict.
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