Trump’s Board of Peace Is Powerless To Fix the ‘You First’ Problem
Summary
President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace announced a 15-point plan aimed at resolving the conflict in Gaza, including disarming Hamas, Israeli withdrawal, and setting up a temporary Palestinian administration. However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the plan, and both sides remain deadlocked because neither will act first, so fighting continues.Key Facts
- The Board of Peace released a 15-point peace plan for Gaza involving phased steps toward disarmament and withdrawal.
- The plan calls for Hamas to disarm gradually while Israel withdraws in phases, with an international committee verifying progress.
- A temporary Palestinian administration, the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), would manage Gaza during the transition.
- An International Stabilization Force (ISF) would separate Israeli forces from Palestinian areas and maintain a ceasefire.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected the plan, insisting Israeli forces will stay until Hamas is disarmed.
- Hamas negotiators say they will only disarm after Israel fully withdraws from Gaza.
- The plan lacks clear details on how to measure progress between phases or enforce the agreement.
- Ongoing violence means neither side has accepted the roadmap, limiting its practical impact.
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