Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace,” launched in 2026 to oversee Gaza’s reconstruction, faced skepticism from the outset, with only 19 of 26 charter countries attending its inaugural meeting. Despite a $10 billion U.S. pledge and $7 billion in commitments from nine nations, critics labeled the initiative a “corporate board meeting” lacking diplomatic substance and clear strategies. The board’s potential to replace the UN is deemed unrealistic, and concerns about its vague plans for disarming Hamas and funding remain prevalent. Trump’s confidence in Hamas’s disbandment is seen as naive, highlighting the complexities of the region’s political landscape.
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