A new proposal outlines a voluntary plan for Hamas to liquidate its assets in Turkey, estimated at $200-300 million, and use the proceeds as seed funding for clearing rubble in Gaza. The plan avoids criminal proceedings or terrorism designations by relying on standard Turkish commercial and financial procedures, requiring only a final political authorization for the transfer. The funds would be placed in an international trust, enabling the issuance of a $1-1.5 billion Gaza Recovery Bond, with initial debt service covered by Gulf states and future payments sustained by recycling Gaza's rubble and carbon credits. This approach aims to ensure a transparent, auditable, and politically viable process that could begin within months, provided Hamas commits to disarmament and voluntary dissolution of its Turkish holdings.