US Invites India to Join Gaza Board of Peace, Seeking $1 billion for Permanent Membership
Washington D.C. – The United States has extended an invitation to India to participate in the newly formed Gaza Board of Peace, marking the second phase of a extensive plan initiated by President Donald Trump aimed at achieving a lasting resolution to the israel-Hamas conflict. This growth comes amidst ongoing reports of continued Israeli strikes within Gaza, despite the existing ceasefire agreement.
President Trump announced the formation of the second phase of the Gaza Board of Peace on Thursday, framing it as a crucial step towards ending the hostilities. The board will function as an oversight committee for a technical team tasked with managing the day-to-day affairs of Gaza, operating as an integral component of the broader ceasefire framework.
The primary objective of the Gaza Board of Peace is to foster stability within the region and to develop strategic plans for the reconstruction of Gaza. A core component of President Trump’s initiative involves raising substantial funds to rehabilitate Gaza, improving conditions across all sectors.
In addition to India, the United States has reportedly invited at least four other nations to join the board.According to a US official familiar with the board’s charter,countries seeking permanent membership will be required to contribute $1 billion USD. The financial commitment underscores the scale of the reconstruction effort envisioned and the long-term investment required to secure lasting peace and stability in the Gaza Strip.
The formation of this board signals a shift towards a more formalized and internationally supported approach to addressing the complex challenges facing Gaza, moving beyond the immediate cessation of hostilities to focus on long-term recovery and governance.The involvement of key global players like India is seen as vital to the success of this ambitious undertaking.