According to a recent report by The Washington Post, this ambitious plan involves the temporary relocation of Gaza's entire population to pave the way for luxury tourism and cutting-edge technology development. This ethnic cleansing initiative, dubbed the Gaza Reconstitution, Economic Acceleration and Transformation Trust (GREAT Trust), offers landowners the possibility of acquiring digital tokens in exchange for redevelopment rights. These tokens are presented as a means for individuals to finance a fresh start elsewhere or secure apartments in one of the six to eight planned AI-driven 'smart cities' within Gaza.

DOCUMENT: Gaza Reconstitution, Economic Acceleration and Transformation – The GREAT TRUST (Source: WP)

The proposal recommends dividing Gaza's land into digital tokens, which will be recorded on a blockchain. These tokens would signify partial ownership and could be exchanged in secondary markets. Investors would have the opportunity to buy these tokens, with the funds generated being allocated for real estate development. The "Trump's Rviera Token" couldn't be more timely, especially considering that the Trump family recently dove into the cryptocurrency realm, with Eric Trump joining forces with his brother, Donald Trump Jr., and the Nasdaq-listed Hut 8 to create American Bitcoin, a initiative introduced in March and set to trade in September, which aims to position itself as the largest Bitcoin miner globally, and to accumulate a strategic reserve of Bitcoin.

In February, Trump announced his imperialist and colonising political project, outlining his intention to take charge of the redevelopment of Gaza, opening new land-grabbing opportunities for a group of unscrupulous Israeli business leaders, under a consortium led by Israeli American entrepreneur Michael Eisenberg and former Israeli military intelligence officer Liran Tancman. These men are part of a group that handed over the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) initiative to its executors, resulting in countless civilian deaths and a reported famine in Gaza confirmed by the IPC on August 22.  This shameless genocide profiteers also turned their attention to the postwar challenges, working alongside international financial planners from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), potential government and private investors, and some Palestinian stakeholders, according to the WP report. Under this proposal, the two million residents of Gaza would receive cash payments ($5,000), food support, and four years of rent assistance if they choose (or are forced) to relocate. Interestingly,  in July, Reuters reported on an exclusive proposal outlining large-scale 'Humanitarian Transit Areas' for Palestinians located in and outside of the Gaza Strip, where, according to the report, the population could "temporarily reside, deradicalise, re-integrate and prepare to relocate if they wish to do so."