Comment on Analysis: Why Trump’s vision of post-war Gaza has gained little traction

<p><strong>John T. Bennett | (TNS) CQ-Roll Call</strong></p><p>A Middle East Monaco? That was what former President Donald Trump recently floated for post-war Gaza — but there are reasons why the concept has yet to gain traction.</p><p>Prompted by a conservative radio host earlier this month, the Republican presidential nominee and real estate mogul suggested the obliterated strip one day could rival the ritzy city-state that has become a playground for the world’s rich and famous along the French Riviera.</p><p>The House and Senate had been on a recess for over a week by the time Trump made the declaration to Hugh Hewitt on Oct.