Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has joined President Donald Trump's new Board of Peace. This international board aims to promote peace and stability in conflict-affected areas, notably focusing on the situation in Gaza. Among the countries agreeing to join are the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and several others, with some nations expressing reservations.
Key Facts
- Benjamin Netanyahu will have a renewable three-year term on the Board of Peace.
- The Board of Peace is chaired by President Trump and consists of global leaders.
- Countries can secure a permanent place by contributing $1 billion to the board.
- The board's charter focuses on promoting stability and governance in conflict zones.
- Members include US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair.
- The initiative aims to help with the reconstruction and demilitarization of Gaza.
- Some countries like Norway have declined to join, citing outstanding questions.
