Summary
Israel expressed concerns about President Donald Trump's newly proposed "Board of Peace" for Gaza, which was set up without consulting Israel. The board aims to manage Gaza's reconstruction and includes notable figures from various countries, but lacks significant Israeli or Palestinian representation. The board's creation is part of Trump's larger plan to end the conflict in the region.
Key Facts
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a meeting to discuss the "Board of Peace" for Gaza.
- The board was created as part of President Trump's plan to end the Israel-Hamas conflict.
- Israel was not involved in the discussions about forming the board.
- Members include the Turkish foreign minister, a Qatari official, Tony Blair, and Jared Kushner.
- Yakir Gabay is the only Israeli member on one of the board's executive groups.
- The board lacks Palestinian representatives.
- The plan involves managing Gaza's reconstruction and temporary governance.
- Countries are invited to join the board, with an option to contribute financially.
