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Israeli FM Saar to attend Trump’s first Board of Peace meeting on Thursday, officials say
- On February 19, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar will attend U.S. President Donald Trump's first formal Board of Peace meeting in Washington, with delegations from at least 20 countries expected.
- The Board of Peace was established under Trump’s plan to end the Gaza war, endorsed by a United Nations Security Council resolution, organizers say.
- U.S. officials say member states have pledged over $5 billion for Gaza’s reconstruction, and Trump will announce several thousand troops from Indonesia, Greece, Italy, and Cyprus.
- The launch session will initiate international reconstruction and governance plans, including a transitional technocratic authority, while officials say disarmament could begin next month if Hamas relinquishes weapons.
- Amid two years of war that left Gaza largely in ruins, some Western allies remain cautious that the board could sidestep United Nations roles, while the United States and United Arab Emirates have pledged funding.
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