UN Security Council moves up session on Gaza, West Bank ahead of Trump’s inaugural Board of Peace meeting

Why Indonesia’s lead role in Gaza peacekeeping force carries high political risk
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The UN Security Council moved its meeting on Gaza and the West Bank to Wednesday to avoid conflicting with President Trump's inaugural Board of Peace meeting on Thursday. Several foreign ministers are expected to attend the UN session in New York, which was requested by Arab and Islamic nations to address the fragile Gaza ceasefire and Israeli settlement expansion. Trump announced that his Board of Peace member states pledged over $5 billion for Gaza humanitarian aid and reconstruction, along with personnel for a stabilization force, contingent on Hamas demilitarization. Israel joined the Board of Peace on February 11 after initial concerns about the involvement of Qatar and Turkey.
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AI-ExtractedTrump framed the Gaza peace effort as a push toward regional stability.
Israel formally joined the Board of Peace Feb. 11 ahead of Netanyahu’s meeting with Trump.
Trump said participating countries committed personnel to an international stabilization force in Gaza.
Trump announced member states of his Board of Peace pledged over $5 billion for Gaza humanitarian aid.
UN Security Council moved up a session on Gaza/West Bank due to scheduling conflict with Trump's Board of Peace meeting.
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