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The American president, Donald Trump announced this Sunday that the member countries of the Peace Board that he created to resolve world conflicts will allocate more than $5 billion to “humanitarian and reconstruction initiatives” in Gaza.
According to Trump, the formal announcement will be made during the first meeting of the organizationfounded and chaired by the American president, scheduled for next week at the Washington Institute of Peace.
“He February 19, 2026I will meet again with members of the Peace Board at the Donald J. Trump Peace Institute in Washington, DC, where We will announce that Member States have pledged more than $5 billion for humanitarian and reconstruction efforts in Gaza,” he wrote on his Truth Social network.
He also insisted that the participants in his initiative “have committed thousands of people to the International Stabilization Force and the Local Police to maintain the security and peace of the Gazans.”
“It is very important that Hamas fulfills its commitment with total and immediate demilitarization. “The Peace Board will prove to be the most important international body in history and I am honored to serve as its president,” he added.
In his message, Trump highlighted the “unlimited potential” of the Boardinitially created to supervise the peace plan in the Gaza Strip after the end of the conflict between Israel and Hamas and which was later expanded with the aim of promoting the resolution of other international conflicts.
The entity had a founding meeting in Davos, Switzerland, last January. At least 35 heads of State and Government, including those of Israel, Argentina, Saudi Arabia and Egypt have agreed to be partwhile other nations, such as France, Spain and Sweden have rejected it.
Most of the founding members are Trump allies and had already expressed their supportwhile the great powers and almost all European countries have been reluctant to join, considering that the Junta weakens the UN.
The statute of the entity grants broad powers to its presidentin this case to Trump, as the right to veto or set the agenda, and provides permanent mandates for the largest financial contributors.
Permanent board membership costs $1 billion.
Despite the ceasefire in the Gaza conflict reached in October as part of a plan promoted by the US president, numerous violations of the agreement continue to be reported.
More than 600 Gazans have died from Israeli attacks since the armistice came into force on October 10, after bombings killed 10 people this morning, the Ministry of Health of the Hamas government in the Strip reported this Sunday.