Arab leaders adopt Egypt's Gaza reconstruction plan
Arab leaders approved on Tuesday an Egyptian reconstruction plan for Gaza, which is estimated to cost US$53 billion and aims to avoid displacing Palestinians from the enclave. The plan was accepted at the closing of the emergency Arab summit held in Cairo with full support from participating Arab leaders.
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