Trump Launches Board of Peace, Kushner Unveils Gaza Blueprint
Plan proposes buffer zones and luxury redevelopment while the Rafah crossing's reopening is pending and more than 71,000 Palestinians have been killed, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
Overview
Donald Trump launched the Board of Peace in Davos as Jared Kushner unveiled a Gaza blueprint featuring buffer zones, waterfront projects and a technocratic interim administration, officials and event video show.
Gaza's physical devastation and humanitarian crisis drive urgency, with aid restricted, tent camps filling 970 sites and the Rafah crossing's reopening pending, United Nations and Palestinian officials report.
Ali Shaath, head of the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, said in a video from Cairo that the committee will "restore order" and aim to decommission heavy weapons, according to his Davos remarks.
The Palestinian Health Ministry says more than 71,000 Palestinians have been killed since Oct. 7, 2023, while U.N. partners say they can support about 40% of 970 displacement sites, marking contested figures.
The plan's next test is the scheduled Rafah reopening and whether Israel and Hamas accept NCAG authority, and Russian President Vladimir Putin conditioned $1 billion in aid on the U.S. unblocking funds, officials say.
Analysis
Center-leaning sources frame the story as a humanitarian crisis, juxtaposing vivid scenes of Palestinians scavenging and suffering with leaders’ optimistic Davos claims. They prioritize Palestinian and U.N. voices, use emotive language and casualty statistics, and give Israeli statements minimal space—collectively reinforcing skepticism about promises like Trump’s Board of Peace.
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FAQ
The Board of Peace is an international organization ratified by President Trump in Davos on January 22, 2026, chaired by Trump, to oversee Gaza's reconstruction, governance, demilitarization, and development as part of a 20-point Comprehensive Plan for lasting peace and prosperity.
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