Breaking: Israel has joined President Trump’s Board of Peace as a founding member; Netanyahu signed accession before his White House meeting. Inaugural session Feb 19. What do you think? Comment. According to Newsweek (newsweek.com)
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Israel has joined President Trump’s Board of Peace as a founding member, the Board announced on its official X account. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he signed Israel’s accession ahead of a planned White House meeting with Trump. The Board, chaired by Trump, was created to oversee a Gaza ceasefire, reconstruction and governance and will hold an inaugural session in Washington on February 19. Its formation has provoked controversy: several Western allies declined to join and critics warn it could undermine U.N. authority. Israel’s accession makes it one of the founding partners as the body moves from announcement to implementation. (newsweek.com)
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