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Less Than $1 Billion Raised for Gaza's Reconstruction Efforts

4/11/2026

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Donald Trump's Board of Peace has received less than $1 billion of the $17 billion pledged for Gaza's reconstruction, limiting future plans for the region.
Funding has primarily come from the UAE, Morocco, and the U.S., despite commitments from Gulf Arab states.
The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) faces funding and security issues that prevent its entry into Gaza.
Israeli attacks have continued, resulting in at least 700 deaths in Gaza during the ceasefire.
Hamas has indicated a willingness to transfer governance to NCAG, which seeks to oversee Gaza's ministries and police.

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Story summary

Donald Trump's Board of Peace has received less than $1 billion of the $17 billion pledged for Gaza's reconstruction, limiting future plans for the region.
Funding has primarily come from the UAE, Morocco, and the U.S., despite commitments from Gulf Arab states.
The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) faces funding and security issues that prevent its entry into Gaza.
Israeli attacks have continued, resulting in at least 700 deaths in Gaza during the ceasefire.
Hamas has indicated a willingness to transfer governance to NCAG, which seeks to oversee Gaza's ministries and police.