Who will rebuild #Gaza - are we living in a dream world?

Main concern:
How many times has Gaza been through this, and will it happen again? How long can this continue - promises unfulfilled and 'insufficient funds'.

For once, the wars need to end and Gaza must be rebuilt and left alone.  All of this comes at a great expense to not only world economies but also to residents of Gaza, who are given hope only to have it taken from them some time later. This has happened five times already, and sixth would only show pure incompetence if a seventh is on the cards.

One:

"Previous recovery plans at best, experienced mediocre implementation. There are several recurring reasons for this:

1. Serious underfunding of past Recovery Plans and deficient aid management and coordination mechanisms;

2. The difficulty of bringing in sufficient quantities of construction materials and other materials and supplies needed for the recovery, due to Israeli control mechanisms and deliberate obstruction;

3. The pressing broader social and economic needs of the population of Gaza not covered by Recovery Plans which competes with and draws away scarce financial resources earmarked for recovery;

4. The ongoing trauma and sense of hopelessness prevalent in Gaza after multiple Israeli attacks;

5. The impact of lingering internal divisions in the Palestinian leadership

6. Gaza’s reconstruction has never been considered in comprehensive terms that include political, economic, and social action to recognise rights and improve Palestinian lives. Reconstruction is, ultimately, a political rather than a purely technical process."

>>Two:
2015 -

"Six months since donors pledged $3.5 billion towards Gaza's recovery, many people are worse off and not a single one of the 19,000 destroyed homes has been rebuilt. 100,000 people are still homeless and many are living in makeshift camps or schools."

>>Three: 

"The likely slow pace of reconstruction means that many Palestinians in Gaza could face a lifetime living in refugee camps. This has happened repeatedly across the globe, Culbertson says. Services grow up around the camps, where many people are forced to make the best of a bad situation."

>>False promises and false hope are killers, and I hope that for the sake of the #Gazans world leaders will be able to make this a priority - to get #Israel  out and then allow Gaza to be rebuilt for the final time, offering a life worth living to all Gazans, and not one that requires them to consider possible wars in future, which only lessens their determination to move forward and, as mentioned above, sees them living only because they are alive and have to survive.

Get Israel out. This is the only promise for achieving any kind of momentum for Gaza. 

#Palestine 
@UNGeneva