Debris Removal in Gaza: $2.5 Billion, Will Take About 10 Years
The amount of debris in the Gaza Strip currently stands at about 40 million tons. Doren Karadi, owner of 'Talor Karadi' company, explains the complexity: 'Waste recycling work can only be done on-site - and…
Assessment
A private sector estimate puts the cost of clearing Gaza's rubble at $2.5 billion and the timeline at roughly a decade. The figure of 40 million tons of debris indicates a reconstruction challenge that precedes any rebuilding. The focus on specialized on-site recycling highlights logistical constraints that will shape any long-term recovery effort.