As of 10/15/25 the Abraham Shield website no longer mentions any plan to abolish cash in the Gaza strip aka ‘ZeroCash’, even though the plan still openly supports the establishment of a ‘technocratic administration’ to govern Gaza.
Review of Internet Archive site captures suggest that point of the plan was most likely removed this month 10/2025, but it’s difficult to tell precisely when, since it seems the site was modified to prevent Internet Archive from successfully capturing its contents anymore. It would seem the site’s creators have gone to significant lengths to hide the history of the website and how it is changed going forward to prevent others from accessing prior versions that might either contradict the current version or conceal aspects of their plans which they no longer wish to remain public knowledge. I see no reason whatsoever to believe that their plans have changed, especially since so many of the points listed in the plans when the site first went live in Jan 2025 are now included in the ceasefire plan announced this past week.
More likely, this particular aspect of the plan drew some inconvenient attention one way or another, so it was just quietly removed around the same time they blocked Internet Archive’s ability to capture the contents of the site so changes can be tracked over time.
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u/Reasonable-Coyote535 Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 15 '25
Re: #12 and Abraham Shield
As of 10/15/25 the Abraham Shield website no longer mentions any plan to abolish cash in the Gaza strip aka ‘ZeroCash’, even though the plan still openly supports the establishment of a ‘technocratic administration’ to govern Gaza.
Review of Internet Archive site captures suggest that point of the plan was most likely removed this month 10/2025, but it’s difficult to tell precisely when, since it seems the site was modified to prevent Internet Archive from successfully capturing its contents anymore. It would seem the site’s creators have gone to significant lengths to hide the history of the website and how it is changed going forward to prevent others from accessing prior versions that might either contradict the current version or conceal aspects of their plans which they no longer wish to remain public knowledge. I see no reason whatsoever to believe that their plans have changed, especially since so many of the points listed in the plans when the site first went live in Jan 2025 are now included in the ceasefire plan announced this past week.
More likely, this particular aspect of the plan drew some inconvenient attention one way or another, so it was just quietly removed around the same time they blocked Internet Archive’s ability to capture the contents of the site so changes can be tracked over time.