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Trump's peace board faces cash crunch, stalling Gaza plan: Reuters
Only 3 of 10 pledged donors have paid, leaving the U.S.-backed reconstruction plan stuck below $1 billion, sources said.
- Donald Trump's Board of Peace has received less than $1 billion out of the $17 billion pledged for Gaza's reconstruction, stalling the U.S. president's plan for the Palestinian enclave's future.
- Only the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, and the U.S. itself have contributed funding so far, while the Iran war has exacerbated previous funding difficulties.
- The plan envisages rebuilding Gaza after the disarmament of Hamas and the withdrawal of Israeli troops, with a U.S.-backed Palestinian technocratic group intended to assume control of Gaza from Hamas.
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Total funds did not reach one billion.
According to a report, the "Peace Council" created by US President Donald Trump has problems getting his budget together.
·Germany
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Of the ten countries that pledged funds, only three – the United Arab Emirates, Morocco, and the US itself – had contributed funds, according to one of the sources.
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A source close to the Peace Board said that only three countries (USA, Morocco and the United States) have provided some funding, which does not exceed $1 billion.
Donald Trump wants to build the Gaza Strip with money from other countries, but hardly anyone wants to pay so far.
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Leaning Left9Leaning Right8Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution39% Left
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- 39% of the sources lean Left
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L 39%
C 26%
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