Gaza reconstruction could cost $71.4 billion, Oxfam report says

A new Oxfam report estimates that rebuilding Gaza will cost $71.4 billion over the next decade, seven times the combined cost of all previous reconstructions since 2008. The report, co-authored with Palestinian research institutes, calls for Palestinian-led recovery and accuses Israel of genocide and being the sole obstacle to peace. It mentions terror only once, in inverted commas, and omits discussion of deradicalization or security reforms.

A new Oxfam report, 'Building Gaza Anew,' estimates that rebuilding Gaza will cost $71.4 billion over the next decade—seven times the combined cost of all previous reconstructions since 2008. The report, co-authored with Palestinian research institutes, calls for Palestinian-led recovery and rejects models treating Gaza as separate from the West Bank and east Jerusalem. It accuses Israel of genocide and other crimes, and presents Israel as the sole obstacle to peace. The word 'terror' appears only once, in inverted commas, and there is no discussion of deradicalization or reforms. The report also calls for Israel to pay reparations and cease fiscal measures on PA revenues, without mentioning the PA's pay-for-slay policy.