President Donald Trump’s plan to rebuild Gaza by resettling its citizens has significant support among many Gazans and is the “only solution” for struggling civilians, according to the Center for Peace Communications, which is fighting for Gazans to be given a chance to leave the war-torn enclave “to find a better life” for themselves and their families “before it’s too late.”As the ongoing conflict in Gaza continues to devastate lives, a rising number of residents are calling for the chance to leave the war-torn region and seek a better future elsewhere. The Center for Peace Communications (CPC), a U.S.-based non-profit organization, has launched a new interview series showcasing the voices of Gazans who wish to emigrate and support the idea of resettlement. Many of them see this as the only viable solution for escaping the hardships and rebuilding their lives away from the destruction.
The CPC’s initiative presents a perspective often overlooked in mainstream narratives, highlighting the harsh realities of life under Hamas rule. Through interviews with Gaza residents, the organization amplifies their pleas for freedom and safety. These testimonies suggest that giving people the opportunity to relocate could not only alleviate the humanitarian crisis but also contribute to ending the ongoing conflict. The desire for a new beginning reflects a growing hope for dignity and peace amid the chaos.
One of the interviews features a middle-aged Palestinian man speaking from the ruins of his neighborhood. He describes the dire conditions in Gaza — lack of water, electricity, food, and basic infrastructure — making survival increasingly difficult. His frustration is palpable as he emphasizes the absence of long-term solutions and the impossibility of rebuilding under current circumstances. For him and many others, leaving Gaza offers the only real chance at a life of dignity and security.
The man also addresses critics who oppose the idea of Gazans emigrating, arguing that those who wish to leave should be allowed to do so. He stresses that the most important thing for any individual is to live with dignity in a safe and stable environment. With education systems destroyed and future prospects bleak, he sees no other viable path forward for his family and community.
The Center for Peace Communications has gained recognition for its efforts to highlight the voices of those living under harsh regimes, and this latest project continues that mission. As international discussions about Gaza’s future evolve, these personal stories serve as a reminder of the urgent need for humanitarian solutions and the importance of listening to those most affected by the conflict.