REBUILDING GAZA. WHO WILL PAY FOR IT AND WHY ISN'T IT A HGIHER PRIORITY

Even so, "without a large cohort of donors committed to the long-term recovery of Gaza, reaching [the $50 billion] mark will be difficult," he says. NPR 1/22/25

The United Nations estimates that $50 billion will be required to rebuild Gaza, which occupies an area about the size of Philadelphia on the Mediterranean coast between Israel and Egypt. Even the rosiest of estimates project it would take a decade. But other predictions are much more dire. A U.N. report issued in September estimates $18.5 billion worth of damage was done to Gaza's infrastructure from the war's start through the end of January 2024, and that once a ceasefire is reached IBID

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