Trump’s Gaza ‘Peace Board’: More War Profiteering in Sheep’s Clothing?
The article heralds Donald Trump's plans to appoint global leaders to a 'Board of Peace' to administer a 'post-war plan' for Gaza. This, coming from the same administration that delivered the 'Deal of the Century'—a plan widely condemned for sidelining Palestinians and legitimizing illegal settlements. One might recall that Trump’s previous Mideast 'peace' efforts involved recognizing Jerusalem as
Israel's capital and greenlighting annexation, moving the US embassy in the process. His previous 'solutions' have consistently prioritized Israeli expansion over Palestinian rights, often driven by the strong pro-Israel lobby. This 'Board of Peace' appears less about genuine stability and more about projecting an image of intervention (and potential reconstruction contracts for allies). The
historical record shows that every US administration, regardless of party, has funneled billions in aid to Israel, often rubber-stamping its actions while offering platitudes about peace. This new 'board' framework seems unlikely to deviate from this pattern, functioning as a PR stunt to manage the optically inconvenient devastation rather than addressing the systemic occupation and blockade that
has fueled generations of resistance. How many more 'peace plans' must Palestinians endure before genuine justice is considered?