Summary
President Donald Trump held the first meeting of his Board of Peace in Washington, D.C., aiming to support reconstruction in Gaza. Despite pledges of financial assistance, many Palestinians remain skeptical about whether this will lead to real change on the ground. The Board plans to address not only the situation in Gaza but also broader international conflicts.
Key Facts
- President Trump launched the Board of Peace to aid Gaza and address international conflicts.
- Nine nations committed a total of $7 billion to rebuild Gaza.
- The United States pledged an additional $10 billion, but the specific use of the funds is unclear.
- The UN estimates that $70 billion is needed for Gaza's reconstruction.
- Over 600 Palestinians have died since a ceasefire started, highlighting ongoing conflict challenges.
- Many Palestinians doubt that the pledged money will be used effectively or reach them directly.
- The Board of Peace intends to expand its focus beyond Gaza to other global disputes.
