Jared Kushner claims there is no “Plan B” for Gaza—only a roadmap toward demilitarization and reconstruction by 2035. But how realistic is that vision amid ongoing ceasefire violations, mass displacement, and a deepening humanitarian crisis?

Political strategist and former advisor to a Middle East peace envoy Ashish Prashar dismantles the proposal, calling it a “glossy PowerPoint real estate presentation” that is not anchored in international law, treaties, or facts. He argues that Gaza’s future must be decided by Palestinians themselves—not international trusteeships or foreign-backed “peace boards.”