Israel objects to White House’s pick of leaders for ‘board of peace’
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Israel has objected to the White House's selection of leaders for a "board of peace" intended to temporarily govern and reconstruct Gaza, part of a 20-point plan to end the war. The proposed board includes figures like Turkish President Erdoğan, Egyptian President el-Sisi, former UK Prime Minister Blair, and Argentinian President Milei. Israel stated that some appointments were not coordinated and contradict its policies, though specific objections were not detailed. The board is structured with a "founding executive board" focused on investment and foreign relations, and a "Gaza executive board" overseeing the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), which manages daily affairs. While some invitees like Blair have accepted, others like Sisi and Erdogan have not confirmed their participation.
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