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5 Takeaways From Trump’s Board of Peace Launch Event
Nearly 50 countries attended despite some European absences; the U.S. pledged $10 billion and nine nations committed $7 billion for Gaza relief, highlighting divided international support.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump convened the inaugural Board of Peace in Washington, D.C., with officials from nearly 50 countries attending and 27 joining the board.
- Created as part of Trump's 20-point peace plan, the U.S.-led forum aims to expand beyond Gaza, with the administration emphasizing its forward-looking purpose and U.N. management urged by Vatican officials.
- Nine member countries pledged $7 billion and the United States pledged $10 billion; Gen. Jasper Jeffers said the force plans for 12,000 police and 20,000 soldiers will help bring needed security.
- With the truce under strain, diplomats warned the gains may be temporary, and aid and security depend on steady diplomatic progress, affecting civilians in Gaza and Israel.
- Rising Iran-related tensions and talk of new U.S. military options have added pressure, while pledged aid covers only a portion of the $70 billion estimated rebuilding need.
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5 takeaways from Trump’s Board of Peace launch event
President Trump on Thursday gathered representatives from nearly 50 countries in Washington D.C. to mark an inaugural meeting of the Board of Peace. The meeting laid out the Trump administration’s plan for the next phase of the U.S. peace plan for the Gaza Strip, but the president also touted the potential for the board to [...]
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