'I still dream': Some Palestinians in UAE dare to hope over Trump's Gaza peace deal

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : So, I'm not getting my hopes too high.
58% : It was meant for my nieces and nephews to eat from, and I used to take care of them
53% : "In 1948 -- the year my father was born -- Israel displaced his family from their home city of Jaffa," she recalled.
53% : The experts, including Francesca Albanese, the special rapporteur on rights in the Palestinian territory, slammed the plan's call for a transitional "Board of Peace" in Gaza, which would be chaired by Trump himself, and called the move to leave partial Israeli occupation in place "indefinitely" through a security perimeter inside Gaza as "absolutely unacceptable".
47% : "Once my family left Gaza, none of us returned there," she said.
45% : Earlier, the UN had estimated that it could take more than $53 billion and 15 years to reconstruct Gaza.
45% : "My grandparents fled to Gaza with my father, uncles and aunt, who was about 10 years old at the time.
42% : They burned my university; they killed my cousins and neighbors and destroyed every single happy memory we have there.

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