Trump plans first meeting of the “Bord of Peace” for Gaza on 19 February

The White House is preparing the first meeting of the leaders of President Donald Trump's “Peace Board” in Washington on February 19th, media reported “Axios”. The meeting, also expected to serve as a fundraising conference for the reconstruction of Gaza, is still in early stages and could change. The meeting is scheduled to [...]
The meeting is scheduled to take place at the American Peace Institute, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet Trump at the White House the previous day, February 18th. The US administration has not commented, Reuters reports.
Trump launched the Peace Board in late January, presenting it as a mechanism for resolving global conflicts, which has raised concerns that it could undermine the role of the UN. Several US allies in the Middle East have joined, but many Western states have hesitated.
A UN Security Council resolution adopted in November authorised the establishment of a Stabilisation Force in Gaza, where a fragile ceasefire is in force from October. Human rights experts have criticised the Board for lack of Palestinian representation and for similarities with colonial structures.












