Today in Davos, Jared Kushner formally unveiled "Project Sunrise," a 32-page visual blueprint that fundamentally reimagines the Gaza Strip not as a conflict zone, but as a premier global real estate and technology hub.
​The presentation centers on a $112 billion investment strategy with a primary goal to monetize 70% of Gaza's coastline within 10 years. The plan organizes the territory into 6 to 8 "pie-slice-shaped" smart cities separated by protective green belts and agricultural land. Central to the tech pitch is an "AI-optimized energy network" and smart infrastructure designed to replace current utility systems entirely.

​As Kushner told the forum: "We are moving from a cycle of aid to a cycle of investment. There is no Plan B. This is the transformation of one of the world's most valuable pieces of real estate


Furthermore: Dr. Ali Shaath, head of the Palestinian technocratic committee in Gaza, announced the Rafah Crossing will be opened next week.

SCAM ALERT: A new $10M fake donation campaign has just launched out of Turkey with ties to Hamas-linked groups.
​They’ve already raised $200K in hours. It’s the same cycle of exploitation, using the same faces we’ve seen before. 🧵 (1/3)

The "cast" remains the same:
❌ Saleh Al Jaffrawi: Previously raised $10M for a "hospital" that never materialized. He passed away with zero transparency on where those millions went.
❌ @mahmoudalhsanat known for looting donations in the name of Gaza as his career.

Thread 🧵: A new tug-of-war inside Hamas
There’s growing evidence of a deep internal schism within Hamas, between a pro-Iranian faction and a pro-Qatar/Muslim Brotherhood faction, that is far more consequential than is usually acknowledged. Here’s how it is playing out, and why it matters. Earlier this week Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al‑Thani, Prime Minister (and Foreign Minister) of Qatar, publicly stated during that Hamas had violated the ongoing cease-fire by attacking Israeli soldiers in Gaza. He said: “What happened yesterday — the attack on the Israeli soldiers — that’s basically a violation by the Palestinian party.”

He added that Doha and the mediators are pressing Hamas toward disarmament and a handover of arms.

In parallel, Qatar stated that Hamas would not play a future governing role in Gaza unless it acknowledges displacement of arms.

That is, a country which until recently was a key patron and mediator for Hamas has sharply shifted tone.

Since the UK, Canada and Australia recognized Palestine today, the predictable chorus has begun: "This rewards Hamas for October 7th".

Here's why recognizing Palestine isn't rewarding Hamas. Thread 🧵 1/ First, Palestinians' right to a state, self-determination, and independence is a fundamental right that predates the creation of Hamas itself.

The BBC published an investigation about ten members of the Infidels Motorcycle Club working gang are working in Gaza as security for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF)

Here's the key findings 🧵 1/ BBC published today: members of the Infidels Motorcycle Club — a U.S. veterans' group with explicit anti-Muslim ideology — were hired by private contractor UG Solutions to secure Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) aid sites.

🧵 THREAD: Israel just announced Gaza merchants can bring aid for the first time since March. Here's the full context behind this development: 1/ Israel's government announced they'll allow Gaza merchants to bring aid into the Strip for the first time since March. Here's the background and numbers that explain what this really means.

🧵 Thread: The Campaign of Israeli Settler Terrorism and Displacement in the West Bank (2025). 1/
Since January 2025, UN OCHA has documented 591 settler attacks across the West Bank—averaging four per day. The targets include homes, fields, schools, livestock, roads, and water sources in over 200 Palestinian communities.

Yes, Israel is arming militias in Gaza — and yes, some already know about Yasser Abu Shabab. But what’s still missing is the full picture: the criminal records, the aid looting, the strategy of engineered chaos, and what this means for Gaza’s future. A thread.🧵 1/
Yasser Abu Shabab, a resident of Rafah, currently leads a group calling itself the “Popular Resistance Forces.” Before the war, he was reportedly imprisoned for criminal activity, including theft and drug-related offenses. Since his release post-Oct 7, he has been leading a militia now confirmed to be armed by Israel.

While Gaza is still under fire, a post-war deal is already being shaped behind closed doors.
UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Trump’s former team are working on a roadmap to push Hamas out, restructure power, and take control of Gaza’s recovery. Here's how it could unfold 🧵 2\11 The proposal starts with a ceasefire and hostage release.
Once the fighting stops, Israeli forces would gradually withdraw, and Hamas would disarm. Its leaders would leave Gaza, likely to exile in Algeria or Qatar.