Trump's Board of Peace Gains International Support Amid Controversy
Donald Trump's Board of Peace initiative has attracted around 35 world leaders, including countries like Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, to join efforts in resolving international conflicts. The initiative, unveiled last September, aims to end the war in Gaza and beyond, with Trump serving as the inaugural chairman.
Notable members of the board include US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff, and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Membership is limited to a three-year term unless a country contributes $1 billion to the fund.
The initiative has sparked both support and controversy among participating nations.
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