WATCH: Gaza Reconstruction Efforts to Cost $40-80 Billion

A destroyed northern Gaza. (X Screenshot) (X Screenshot)

Following 15 months of war, the Gaza Strip has been reduced to rubble by IDF troops searching for Hamas terrorists responsible for the Oct. 7th attack and for the hostages taken by Hamas and hidden in tunnels.

Hospitals, mosques, schools, and UNRWA buildings were all used to house Hamas terrorists, various weapons, or tunnel entrances that lead to vast, well-built, and fortified underground complexes.

Brave IDF soldiers combed through miles of tunnels, homes, and booby-trapped streets to find and rescue the hostages and remove Hamas as a threat once and for all.

DRONE FOOTAGE REVEALS SCALE OF GAZA DESTRUCTION

Established in 1948 by the United Nations, the Jabalia refugee camp, the largest in Gaza, lies in ruins after months of bombardment by Israel.

Located 3 kilometers north of Jabalia in the Gaza Strip, it is the largest refugee… pic.twitter.com/wIACrWbl3t

— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) January 20, 2025

The estimated cost of Gaza’s reconstruction is between $40-80 billion, according to Walla News, with over 40 million tons of debris and rubble needing to be cleared beforehand. @IsraelRadar_com pic.twitter.com/6fUCD5mkpc

— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) January 20, 2025

Gaza is a hellhole of a society that glorifies death and destruction, obsessed with kidnapping Jews and slaughtering them in the most horrific ways imaginable, only to wail about their own victimhood afterward.

Fuck Gaza and anyone who stands with Gaza.pic.twitter.com/IK3aCJA659

— Vivid. (@VividProwess) January 18, 2025