US EditionTony Blair’s long experience in the Middle East is both his strength and his weakness
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair will help lead a U.S.-backed board overseeing Gaza’s reconstruction and governance transition amid ongoing conflict and political tensions.
- Tony Blair will join President Donald Trump on a new Board of Peace to implement a plan for rebuilding Gaza after the Israel-Hamas war.
- The plan has gained approval from Israel and broader global backing, but Hamas remains hesitant to agree, asking for more time to review.
- Critics express concern over Blair's involvement, viewing him as a divisive figure with a controversial legacy in the Middle East.
- U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has welcomed Trump's plan, urging all sides to collaborate on finalizing the agreement for peace in Gaza.
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Tony Blair is not fit to run undemocratic Gaza after what he did to democratic Britain in 2005
Tony Blair, whose ruinous tenure as Britain’s prime minister (1997–2007) demolished the nation’s constitutional and cultural foundations, is a discredited figure whose disastrous Middle East record — marked by illegal wars and Hamas’s rise — renders him utterly unfit for any role in Gaza’s reconstruction, despite his baffling inclusion on Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace”
Tony Blair Will Help Donald Trump Run Gaza If Hamas Agree To ‘Peace Plan’
by Niamh Harris, The Peoples Voice: Under a sweeping White House plan, former British PM Tony Blair will join Gaza’s governing board run by the US president Donald Trump. Trump and Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed 20-point White House plan that administration officials believe can end Israel’s war in Gaza. The war monger Sir Tony said […]
How Blair and his right-hand man built a Middle East plan for Trump to take credit
The British Government played a central role in developing Donald Trump’s plan for “eternal peace in the Middle East”, it can be revealed.British officials, led by Keir Starmer’s National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell – formerly Tony Blair’s chief of staff when Blair was prime minister – helped to draw up the 20-point plan, with a focus on reform of the Palestinian Authority and post-Hamas governance in Gaza, as well as security for Israel.Wh…
From ending conflicts to joining wars, ex-British PM Blair vies for Gaza reconstruction job with credentials and controversy
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is returning to the international limelight as the prospective head of an authority tasked with the reconstruction of Gaza.
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