Summary
President Donald Trump has invited multiple countries to join a new group called the Board of Peace, which aims to guide the future of Gaza and has the goal of broader influence in global affairs. Countries can secure a permanent seat by contributing $1 billion, with the funds going towards rebuilding Gaza. The U.S. plans to announce the official list of board members soon.
Key Facts
- The Board of Peace is a new international group led by President Trump, aiming to influence global affairs starting with overseeing Gaza's future.
- Eight countries, including Hungary and Vietnam, have been invited to participate, with some already accepting.
- A $1 billion contribution ensures permanent membership on the board, with funds aimed at rebuilding Gaza.
- Invited countries include Hungary, Vietnam, India, and Australia, among others.
- Efforts in Gaza focus on disarming Hamas, deploying international security forces, and rebuilding the region.
- Trump's initiative could rival the U.N. Security Council, which has faced limitations on actions regarding Gaza.
- The board's executive committee includes high-profile figures like Tony Blair and Jared Kushner.
- Israel has raised objections to the executive committee, indicating a lack of coordination on policy.
