UN Considers Trump's Gaza 'Peace' Plan: A Boardroom Coup?
The UN Security Council, we're told, will consider a resolution to install a US-led 'Board of Peace' to govern Gaza. This isn't the first time an external power has sought to 'manage' Palestinian affairs post-catastrophe; see the UN partition plan of 1947 or the Oslo Accords that created a hollow Palestinian Authority. This new proposal conveniently follows two years of devastating conflict,
raising questions about whether peace plans are merely annexation strategies under a different banner. A critical look at the source (Al-Monitor) and the 'plan' itself, which suggests a foreign body governing Gaza until 2027, exposes a familiar pattern — not of peace-building, but of power consolidation. It's a 'peace plan' that sounds suspiciously like a colonial administrative decree, ignoring
the voices of those whose land and lives are being 'planned' away. How many 'peace proposals' does it take before we acknowledge them as proposals for continued occupation?