The Board of Peace is a U.S.-led international organization established earlier this year to oversee post-conflict stabilization, reconstruction, and governance in Gaza under Trump’s broader peace plan. According to Trump, the agreement will be implemented in phases, with Hamas disarming, Israeli forces withdrawing as benchmarks are met, and an International Stabilization Force working alongside a new Palestinian police force under a new Palestinian government.
Trump also credited Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey for their mediation efforts, calling the agreement a major milestone in his 20-Point Plan and stating that Gaza “will no longer be used as a base for terror attacks.”
Current Board of Peace members include: United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain, Morocco, Kuwait, Pakistan, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Mongolia, Vietnam, Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Hungary, Kosovo, Argentina, and Paraguay.