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(The National-UAE) Editorial - Rebuilding Gaza's infrastructure will take years of funding, planning and work. But who will pay for all this? Those looking to the U.S. will not be reassured, having seen its politicians feuding about whether to keep spending taxpayers' money on supplying Ukraine - an American ally. Similarly, the EU has provided enormous support for Ukraine. Given their spending commitments, persuading the West to invest heavily in Gazan reconstruction may prove difficult. Despite many countries in the Arab world donating often and well to Palestinian relief efforts, these nations are wary of funding reconstruction for damage they did not cause and that could be bombed flat again at a moment's notice. 2024-03-13 00:00:00Full Article
Who Will Rebuild Gaza?
(The National-UAE) Editorial - Rebuilding Gaza's infrastructure will take years of funding, planning and work. But who will pay for all this? Those looking to the U.S. will not be reassured, having seen its politicians feuding about whether to keep spending taxpayers' money on supplying Ukraine - an American ally. Similarly, the EU has provided enormous support for Ukraine. Given their spending commitments, persuading the West to invest heavily in Gazan reconstruction may prove difficult. Despite many countries in the Arab world donating often and well to Palestinian relief efforts, these nations are wary of funding reconstruction for damage they did not cause and that could be bombed flat again at a moment's notice. 2024-03-13 00:00:00Full Article
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