Donald Trump's post-war plan for Gaza would result in the temporary relocation of millions of Palestinians, forcing them from their homes, to build luxury tourist development.

Multiple reputable sources from August 2025 report that former President Donald Trump has publicly discussed and advocated for a postwar plan concerning Gaza that includes relocating much of its Palestinian population. The Washington Post describes a plan envisioning the 'voluntary' relocation of Gaza's entire population while the area is administered as a U.S. Trusteeship for about 10 years, during which it would be redeveloped into a luxury tourism resort and high-tech manufacturing hub. The New York Times confirms Trump and his advisers, including Jared Kushner, have met to discuss removing Palestinian residents to set up a luxury resort. The Associated Press reports Trump doubled down on plans to empty Gaza permanently of its more than 2 million Palestinians, explicitly stating they would not be allowed to return.washingtonpost.comwashingtonpost.comGaza postwar plan envisions ‘voluntary’ relocation of entire populationnytimes.comnytimes.comTrump and Advisers, Including Kushner, Meet on Gaza’s Future+1 more

The AP News article notes that Trump has said little publicly since first announcing this idea in February but that Israeli leaders support mass relocation. The Times of Israel highlights that Palestinians and US Arab allies strongly reject these proposals, viewing them as ethnic cleansing, and that such plans face serious political and practical obstacles. The BBC adds that Trump denies Palestinians' right of return under this plan, emphasizing permanent displacement.apnews.comapnews.comIn their words: Israeli leaders support the mass relocation of Palestinians from...timesofisrael.comtimesofisrael.comTrump's plan to relocate Gazans stuns the region, faces serious obstacles+1 more

While the core claim about relocation and redevelopment into luxury tourism is supported by multiple independent sources, the exact characterization of relocation as 'temporary' is less clear; some sources emphasize permanent displacement or at least no right of return. Additionally, the term 'forcing' Palestinians from their homes is consistent with how many Palestinians perceive the plan, though official descriptions sometimes frame it as 'voluntary' relocation. There is also significant regional and international opposition to these proposals.

In summary, evidence strongly supports that Trump's postwar Gaza plan involves relocating millions of Palestinians to enable redevelopment into luxury tourism and technology projects. However, nuances exist regarding voluntariness, temporariness, and political feasibility.