Trump’s 'Board of Peace' to Meet in D.C. as Its Global Mandate Draws Skepticism

The United States plans the inaugural February 19 meeting of Donald Trump’s self‑styled 'Board of Peace' at the US Institute of Peace. The group, initially pitched to oversee Gaza reconstruction, has seen its charter expand to potential global conflict involvement, prompting questions about its mandate and whether it could override the United Nations. Invites have gone to around two dozen countries, attendance remains uncertain, and the event is described partly as a fundraiser. The development comes as Kushner outlined a Gaza redevelopment plan at Davos and Netanyahu prepares to meet Trump, with Hamas’ demilitarization remaining a key unresolved issue.
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