Yeah, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and Kobe all have thriving cities today. They're more modern cities compared to some of the other ones surrounding them. They don't have historic districts or buildings because all of those were destroyed. It's all "new" architecture, as in 1950s-era forwards. Berlin is another example like this.

I predict something similar here. Within a hundred years from now it will all be rebuilt with cutting-edge architecture. It'll look like some of the "new cities" on the Arabian peninsula, like Dubai, only newer.

The problem is, the people doing the construction and the people the construction is being done for won't be the Palestinians. If any are allowed to stay at all, it'll be as social pariahs who take out the trash and clean the toilets, and live in closet-sized apartments in tucked-away districts that will forever be known as the "bad" or "shitty" parts of town and receive very little funding or maintenance from the municipality.

For the most part though, what's built there will be for the overflow population from Tel Aviv. Maybe a few billionaires and multi-millionaires from the US and other countries. It'll be a fascist technostate, built with full surveillance state technology and a high level of control. Precisely what billionaires want. A paradise on the surface, a hell under the covers.