ट्रंप ने 19 फरवरी को बुलाई ‘गाजा पीस बोर्ड’ की मीटिंग, बताया कैसे होगी गाजावासियों की मदद – Gaza Peace Board Meeting Donald Trump Israel Pakistan America NTC mnrd
US President Donald Trump has called a meeting of the ‘Gaza Peace Board’ for February 19. He told that he will hold a meeting with the member countries in Washington, where major financial and security related announcements will be made for Gaza.
President Trump wrote on his social media platform TruthSocial, “On February 19, 2026, I will join members of the Board of Peace in Washington, where member countries Gaza Will announce more than $5 billion for humanitarian aid and reconstruction.
Trump also said that member countries have pledged to deploy thousands of personnel for the International Stabilization Force and local police to maintain peace and security.
‘To help Gazans…’
President Trump wrote in his social post, “The Board of Peace has limitless potential. Last October, I released a plan to permanently end the Gaza conflict, and our vision was unanimously adopted by the United Nations Security Council. After this, we delivered humanitarian assistance at record speed and ensured the return of all hostages, living and dead.
Trump said, “On February 19, 2026, I will join members of the Board of Peace at the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace in Washington. There we will announce that member states have pledged more than $5 billion in assistance for humanitarian and reconstruction efforts in Gaza and have committed thousands of personnel to the International Stabilization Force and local police to maintain security and peace.”
However, Trump did not clarify which countries would contribute. Earlier, the White House had announced the formation of a technical national committee for the Gaza administration, which will oversee the transition of power after the war. This plan is said to be part of Trump’s 20-point strategy, which includes steps like disarmament and reconstruction.
Pakistan also in ‘Gaza Peace Board’
According to reports, the Indonesian Army can keep about 8 thousand soldiers ready for possible humanitarian missions by June. A fee of $1 billion has been fixed for permanent membership of the board. The matter of Pakistan’s involvement has come to light. India has not rejected the proposal, but has distanced itself from the initial meetings.
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According to reports, more than 20 countries including Israel and Pakistan have agreed to participate in the board. However, there remains controversy over its role. On the other hand, many European countries including France, Germany, Britain, Sweden have rejected the invitation.
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