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A new international Board of Peace, led by former US President Trump, is set to meet during the World Economic Forum in Davos. The board aims to oversee Gaza's postwar management and could challenge the UN's influence, with participation from multiple world leaders and a $1 billion contribution requirement for permanent membership.
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International efforts to establish a technocratic Palestinian government in Gaza are progressing amid ongoing violence. A US-led Board of Peace is set to oversee disarmament, reconstruction, and governance, but delays persist. Casualties continue, and key figures are involved in negotiations, with international actors monitoring developments.
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The US has established a 'Board of Peace' to oversee Gaza's governance, with key international figures including Trump, Blair, and Kushner. The move aims to support post-war reconstruction amid ongoing conflict and aid restrictions, drawing criticism over its colonial implications and lack of Palestinian representation.
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Donald Trump has proposed a 'Board of Peace' to address global conflicts, starting with Gaza. France plans to decline participation, citing concerns over the initiative's scope and potential impact on the UN. Trump also invited Putin to join, raising diplomatic tensions.