Skyscrapers overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, an airport, thousands of new middle-class homes and hundreds of educational, medical and community facilities are among the highlights of a US plan for Gaza unveiled yesterday as President Donald Trump embraces a real estate developer’s approach to tackling one of the world’s thorniest crises.

US officials on Thursday presented their vision for a "New Gaza" that would turn the shattered Palestinian territory into a glitzy resort of skyscrapers by the sea, saying the transformation could emerge in three years.

At the signing ceremony for President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace,” Kushner shared a set of slides depicting a colonialist fantasy of the Gaza Strip under a hypothetical “demilitarization” of Hamas — despite the group’s repeated refusal to disarm, saying it would leave them defenseless against further attacks by Israel or otherwise.

Donald Trump and his businessman son-in-law Jared Kushner presented their plans at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland this week

DAVOS: US officials on Thursday presented their vision for a "New Gaza" that would turn the shattered Palestinian territory into a glitzy resort of skyscrapers

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Trump's son-in-law Kushner recently unveiled an ambitious plan to turn the scarred Gaza into a dreamscape with coastal tourism.