Trump Announces 'The Board Of Peace' To Govern Gaza—With Himself As The Head

At a press briefing with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House,
President Trump announced a "Board of Peace" to govern Gaza.

 Here’s what this is and why it matters, fast: President Trump unveiled a 20-point Gaza proposal that would end the war if both sides accept, swap hostages for prisoners, demilitarize the strip, and stand up a temporary “Board of Peace” chaired by Trump (with figures like Tony Blair) to oversee a technocratic interim administration and reconstruction; Israel’s Netanyahu publicly backed the framework, while mediators (Qatar, Egypt) are sounding out Hamas, which has demanded a full Israeli withdrawal and insists it won’t accept terms that sideline Palestinian control. 

The plan also envisions an international stabilization force, reforms to the Palestinian Authority, and “New Gaza” redevelopment; it does not spell out immediate statehood and bars Israeli annexation. Critics call the Trump-led board a sovereignty overreach and warn of legitimacy issues; supporters argue it’s a way to freeze the fighting, free hostages, and prevent Hamas’ return. 

This is a proposal, not a done deal—the next 72 hours (hostage terms, ceasefire mechanics, who actually sits on the board) will determine if it’s real or rhetorical.


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