Trump’s Board of Peace meets: Who’s in, who’s out, what’s on the agenda?

Al JazeeraCenterEN 5 min read 100% complete by Yashraj SharmaFebruary 18, 2026 at 02:06 PM

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In February 2026, Donald Trump will host the inaugural meeting of his "Board of Peace" in Washington D.C., primarily focused on a Gaza reconstruction plan. The U.S. is expected to announce $5 billion in funds for Gaza's humanitarian and reconstruction efforts. While Western allies are hesitant, some Middle Eastern nations are participating. The board's expanding charter is seen by some as rivaling the United Nations. Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted a seat despite the inclusion of Turkish and Qatari officials, while Vladimir Putin has also been offered a seat. The meeting will also discuss an International Stabilization Force to police Gaza, according to Trump's plan to end the war.

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Qatar 35% Turkey 35% International Criminal Court 40% UN 45% Vladimir Putin 50% Benjamin Netanyahu ×260% Israel ×365% Washington ×270% United States ×375% Gaza ×580% Board of Peace ×785% Donald Trump ×590%

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board of peace 100% gaza reconstruction 90% donald trump 80% international relations 70% us foreign policy 60% middle east 60% international stabilization force 50% united nations 40% war crimes 40%