Report finds Gaza needs more than $71bn in next decade for recovery
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Report finds Gaza needs more than $71bn in next decade for recovery
"The report found that $26.3 billion will be required in the first 18 months of Gaza's reconstruction to restore essential services, rebuild critical infrastructure and support its economic recovery."
"Physical infrastructure damages are estimated at $35.2 billion, with economic and social losses amounting to $22.7 billion, a joint statement by the report's sponsors said."
"The Israeli response, widely condemned for having quickly morphed into an attempt to eradicate Gaza's 2.3 million people, has killed more than 72,500 people, according to Gaza's Ministry of Health."
"The UN said the Israeli bombardment has generated more than 61 million tonnes of rubble in the besieged and battered strip, leaving entire communities devastated."
The European Union and United Nations report that Gaza needs over $71 billion for recovery and reconstruction following extensive damage from conflict. The first 18 months require $26.3 billion to restore essential services and rebuild infrastructure. Physical infrastructure damages are estimated at $35.2 billion, while economic and social losses total $22.7 billion. The ongoing ceasefire is fragile, with numerous violations reported. The conflict has resulted in over 72,500 deaths, and the UN reports significant destruction, leaving communities devastated.
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