US EditionTrump Did Not Notify Netanyahu About Qatari, Turkish Participation in Gaza's BoP
The Board of Peace, chaired by Trump, will coordinate international fundraising and policy for Gaza reconstruction, requiring Hamas disarmament as a condition for progress.
- Overnight, President Donald Trump unveiled the Board of Peace and Gaza Executive Board, saying he will personally lead the Board to oversee Gaza reconstruction and demilitarization.
- Last week, special envoy Steve Witkoff announced the plan's shift from cease-fire to demilitarization, technocratic governance and reconstruction, creating a Palestinian technocratic administration to replace Hamas governance.
- Members of the Gaza Executive Board include Jared Kushner, Tony Blair, Hakan Fidan, and Ali al-Thawadi, representing Western and regional interests.
- The plan aims to reassure potential investors that Gaza will not relapse into war, officials say, arguing confidence is necessary to attract investment.
- In a broader diplomatic context, special envoy Steve Witkoff has expanded his role beyond Gaza into U.S. engagement with Iran and mediation involving Russia and Ukraine, signaling broader responsibilities.
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The Argentine president writes in a post that it would be an "honor" to take part in the initiative that will be chaired by the American president and will include Marco Rubio and Tony Blair.
The Turkish President has, for the time being, not commented on this invitation. On Friday, the US President announced the appointment of the head of US diplomacy, Marco Rubio, and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
In the leadership announced by the White House, six Americans. The role "controversial" of the former British Prime Minister, the invitation to Erdogan and other Arab countries. Netanyahu: "Choices contrary to our policy"
Billionaires, ‘Erdogan’s heir’ and the Qatari in Netanyahu apology call to oversee Ga
Trump announced a ‘Board of Peace’ and a Gaza executive council to oversee reconstruction and demilitarization, naming senior American officials, a Jewish American billionaire, a former British prime minister and officials from Qatar, Egypt and Turkey
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