GAZA 2035 -- This is the Utopian Vision for the Strip...

Editor’s note: What is being titled the “Singapore Vision” first published by Ron Ben Yishai a very well known Israeli journalist is quite the pivot from the dire situation unfolding in Gaza to one of possible hope. I’m not going to lie, I’ve read the plan, which was first made public in March, and it appears to take-in many of the moving parts as they relate to Palestine, Gaza, Israel, Egypt, UAE and Saudi Arabia. Considering the current trajectory for Gaza – continuing under Israeli military occupation, genocide, ethnic cleansing or relocation altogether – this “Singapore Vision” certainly deserves a conversation. At least it’s about a future and purpose both of which have been sorely lacking in any conversation(s) related to Gazans and their home…

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by Itamar Eichenner at Ynet

Senior officials at the Netanyahu Bureau are examining a plan under which Arab states from the moderate axis will participate in the actual management of the Gaza Strip in the coming years – pending the establishment of an orderly Palestinian rule. These are all the steps outlined in the outline, which in 2035 produced electric vehicles in Gaza, and will become a “significant industrial production center for the Mediterranean coast

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The New York Times Report today (Friday) that senior Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office has been examining a program formulated by businessmen in recent months, Under which Israel will run the Gaza Strip together with other Arab states for a few years – until control can pass to the Palestinians. two months ago First published by Ron Ben Yishai, “Singapore Vision” Of Netanyahu regarding Gaza, and Now Ynet brings the full plan and its branches – At present, no agreement was reached by all parties

In a presentation that came to Ynet, entitled “From Crisis to Prosperity – A Plan for Transformation of the Gaza Strip from an Iranian Shrine to the Moderate Axis,” pictures are shown that reflect a utopian vision for the Gaza Strip. It looks like a thriving green country rope, with towers and business centers, as opposed to the terrorist incubator that has been in the last few decades.

“The goal – Gaza is thriving as part of Abrahamic regional architecture. The risk – Gaza is an Iranian front post that disrupts moderate regional architecture, sabotages India’s supply chains through the MASA to Europe, and thwarts any future Palestinian political hope. The opportunity – Gaza has previously thrived as a junction between two ancient trade routes – through the sea (Egypt-Gaza-Babylon), and through the perfumes (Indo-Yemen-Saudi Arabia-Europe). It can once again thrive in the center of moderate regional architecture”.

As part of the plan, which was drafted in November and presented to senior officials of the Netanyahu Chamber in December, Israel is set to create safe and clean areas from Hamas in the Gaza Strip – first in the north, and later in all. Arab countries – Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Bahrain, Jordan and Morocco – are supposed to oversee humanitarian aid to be provided in the safe areas, and Palestinians from Gaza will run them under Arab supervision. This phase of the program will last 12 months.

In the next phase, which will last between five and ten years, Israel maintains overall responsibility for security; Arab states create a multilateral body to oversee, guide and fund the Gaza Rehabilitation Authority (“the Rehabilitation Authority”); Palestinians from Gaza run the Rehabilitation Authority, which takes responsibility for managing the safe areas; Implementation of the “Marshall Plan” and de-radicalization initiatives. The Marshall Plan, he recalled, was an American program for the reconstruction of Europe after World War II, which was also successful in the Nazi ideology in Germany.

Utopian vision. Gaza Rehabilitation Program

In the long run, according to the businessmen’s plan, Israel will retain the right to act against security threats in the Gaza Strip. Arab states will transfer power in Gaza to a fierce or united Palestinian government; The New York Times noted that this would be done by a vote, in which the Gazans would decide whether or not to be annexed to the Palestinian Authority. The plan states that this phase will take place “provided that the Palestinian government proves its ability to de-radicalize and de-miltrate, and subject to the agreement of all parties”.

At the final stage of the program, the Palestinians will run the Gaza Strip independently, joining the Abraham Accords. The Nazi wing in the government is not expected to support the plan, as Bezalel Smutrich and Itamar bin Gvir call from the beginning of the war to re-establish the settlements in the Gaza Strip – and to return to full Israeli rule. The New York Times noted that this is one of the reasons why Netanyahu has refrained from speaking publicly about her, even though senior officials in his office are examining at least some of her branches…

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