The Tony Blair Institute was involved in a project led by Israeli businessmen to create a postwar plan for Gaza, proposing to transform it into a prosperous trading hub with concepts like a “Gaza Riviera.” Although TBI denied authorship of final materials, two of its staff participated in discussions and shared a related document, while BCG distanced itself from controversial aspects of the initiative.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: The Tony Blair Institute worked with Israeli businessmen on a plan to help rebuild Gaza after the war, imagining it as a new, exciting place with fun attractions and jobs, but they didn’t agree with some ideas about making people leave the area.
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