强制迁移两百万人，意图兴建度假胜地，美国要接管加沙至少10年？

Core Viewpoint - A leaked post-war plan for Gaza indicates that the region will be managed by the U.S. for at least 10 years, transforming it into a tourist and high-tech hub while displacing its 2 million residents temporarily [1][3]. Group 1: U.S. Plan for Gaza - The plan outlines that 2 million residents of Gaza will be required to temporarily relocate, with options for voluntary migration to other countries or restricted safe areas within Gaza [3]. - Residents who own land will receive digital tokens for land development rights, which can be exchanged for apartments in new AI cities being constructed in Gaza [3]. - The managing body for Gaza will be named the "GREAT Trust" (Gaza Reconstruction, Economic Acceleration, and Transformation Trust), although the plan has not yet received formal approval [3]. Group 2: International Reactions - Palestinian media has condemned the plan as a blatant violation of Palestinian rights, describing it as an attempt to turn Gaza into a U.S. colony [4]. - The plan has been criticized for lacking serious consideration of the realities on the ground and for ignoring international law regarding forced population transfers [4]. - The U.S. is facing backlash for its refusal to issue visas to Palestinian officials attending the upcoming UN General Assembly, coinciding with several Western nations planning to recognize Palestine [5][6]. Group 3: Israeli Actions - In response to the potential recognition of Palestine by Western nations, Israel is reportedly considering annexing parts of the West Bank, with discussions on expanding Israeli sovereignty over approximately 60% of the area [6][7]. - Israeli officials are contemplating various options for annexation, including full control of Area C, which comprises about 60% of the West Bank [7]. - This potential annexation has been labeled a dangerous provocation that could escalate tensions and violence in the region [7].