Trump Initiative Proposes Only Small Camp in Gaza
The so‑called Board of Peace, composed of former advisers to ex‑President Donald Trump, has reportedly drafted plans for a small‑scale refugee camp in the Gaza Strip. According to the sources, the camp would provide only a fraction of the shelter required for the more than two million people displaced by the conflict.
Initially the group had spoken of transforming Gaza into a futuristic metropolis. Recent reports, however, indicate that the vision has been scaled back dramatically, with the current focus limited to establishing a basic temporary settlement.
Aid agencies warn that such a limited facility cannot meet the overwhelming demand for housing, food, water and medical care. The United Nations estimates that over two million residents in Gaza are currently in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.
Officials linked to the Board of Peace have not released detailed information about funding, construction timelines or operational management of the camp. Likewise, no concrete steps have been announced to expand the facility to match the actual scale of need.