Summary
President Trump has announced the initial members of the new Gaza "Board of Peace," which includes high-profile figures from the U.S. and other countries. The board aims to manage peace efforts in Gaza, but currently has no Palestinian representation among its key members. The initiative faces challenges and criticism, particularly regarding its composition and approach.
Key Facts
- President Trump launched the "Board of Peace" to work on peace efforts in Gaza.
- The board has two main parts: a "founding Executive Board" and a "Gaza Executive Board."
- No Palestinians are included on the senior boards so far.
- The founding Executive Board has six Americans, including Jared Kushner and Marco Rubio.
- Sir Tony Blair, former UK Prime Minister, is a member and his inclusion has sparked criticism.
- Ajay Banga, a U.S.-Indian national, is the World Bank president and a board member.
- The Gaza Executive Board includes political figures from Turkey, Qatar, and the UAE.
- President Trump will chair the supreme "Board of Peace," but its full member list is not finalized yet.
