Summary
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed concerns about the U.S. plan to establish a "Gaza Executive Board" without consulting Israel. This board is part of President Donald Trump's plan to help resolve the conflict in Gaza. Netanyahu's office criticized the lack of Israeli representation on the board.
Key Facts
- The White House announced the formation of the "Gaza Executive Board" as part of efforts to address the Gaza conflict.
- The board is a component of the broader "Board of Peace," chaired by President Donald Trump.
- The board includes members from various countries but does not have an Israeli official.
- Netanyahu's office stated that the board's composition contradicts Israel's policy and was not coordinated with Israel.
- Israel's Prime Minister has directed the Foreign Affairs Minister to discuss the matter with the U.S. Secretary of State.
- The Gaza Executive Board aims to guide Gaza's reconstruction and transition in governance.
- President Trump's plan involves a 20-point strategy, with Phase One focused on a ceasefire and prisoner exchange.
