DNNPOST 07/02/2026 Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said the rebuilding of Gaza can now move forward following the return of the last Israeli hostage, describing the scale of reconstruction as “gargantuan” after months of destruction tied to the conflict.
In public remarks, Huckabee said the final hostage’s return marked a turning point that could allow humanitarian and reconstruction efforts to begin in earnest.
He said the damage across Gaza would require a massive international effort and long-term coordination to restore basic services, housing, and infrastructure.
Aid groups and international officials have warned that large parts of Gaza’s civilian infrastructure have been severely damaged, with widespread displacement and urgent needs for shelter, water, electricity, and medical care.
Humanitarian agencies have said access, security conditions, and funding will shape how quickly rebuilding can begin.
Israeli officials have said the return of hostages is a priority alongside security objectives, while international mediators continue efforts to stabilize conditions and support humanitarian access.
The timing and scope of any large-scale reconstruction effort are expected to depend on security arrangements, the flow of aid, and political agreements among regional and international stakeholders.
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