The New York Declaration.
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WOuld that billion count towards our military budget?I’m sure Israel (one of the two parties in this proposed peace plan) would be totally down with a partial Hamas disarmament & stockpiling their current weaponry (in the freezer, so to speak) away for maybe 5 to 10 years before their next Oct 7th 2.0 so yeah, I understand your point.
The White House called the report "misleading" and said there is no minimum membership fee to join the "Board of Peace".
Trump wants nations to pay $1 billion to stay on his peace board, report says — Reuters
The Trump administration wants nations to pay $1 billion to stay on his peace board, Bloomberg News reported on Saturday, citing a draft charter.apple.news
"This simply offers permanent membership to partner countries who demonstrate deep commitment to peace, security, and prosperity," the White House said on X.
The U.S. State Department responded to Reuters' question on the matter by referring to previous social media posts about the board by Trump and his special envoy Steve Witkoff, which did not mention the number.
Who is going to on the most impressive board that will keep Zionists PERMANENTLY on the straight and narrow.On Thursday, Trump is due to preside over a ceremony celebrating the new group in Davos, Switzerland, site of the World Economic Forum.
A source told Reuters that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, a rightwing leader who has had warm relations with Trump, was unlikely to go to Davos. The Italian government did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The proposed board would be chaired for life by Trump and start by addressing the Gaza conflict before expanding to other wars. Member countries would be required to pay a $1 billion fee each to earn permanent membership.
Norway rejected the proposal to join the peace board, claiming that the body runs against international laws. Canada confirmed that it’ll join but clearly stated that it would not pay the $1 billion fee associated with permanent membership. Ukraine and the United Kingdom expressed concern over Russian involvement. China and India are yet to give any official confirmations regarding their participation.
Italy won't take part in Trump's "Board of Peace", Corriere says — Reuters
Italy won't take part in U.S. President Donald Trump's "Board of Peace" initiative, daily Corriere della Sera reported on Wednesday, citing concern that joining such a group led by a single country's leader would violate Italy's constitution.
Discussions over the makeup of the board are taking place against the backdrop of the US’s announcement last week that it was launching the second phase of Trump’s 20-point plan to end the Gaza war.
The second phase of the plan involves the disarmament of Hamas, the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip and the establishment of a new technocratic Palestinian administration for the Strip.
To that end, the Saudi Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper reported Tuesday that senior members of Hamas were preparing to depart the war-torn Strip after receiving guarantees that they would be able to leave safely during the second phase of Trump’s plan.
Citing a source from within the terror group, the newspaper reported that the exile of Hamas officials would be voluntary, and carried out in coordination with Hamas leaders abroad.
Several of the Hamas operatives expected to leave Gaza in the coming weeks are doing so after being appointed to leadership positions within the terror group’s politburo wing, based in Qatar, Asharq reported. Others still were reportedly due to depart for Turkey, which hosts a significant number of senior Hamas officials.
Trump has described the group as “the most impressive and consequential board ever assembled,” with himself set to serve as chairman.
UAE, Belarus accept offer to join Trump’s Board of Peace; Norway, UK voice concerns
Qatar pushes back against Israeli criticism over its involvement, joins Abu Dhabi in endorsing plan as best option for Palestinians; Hamas officials said preparing to depart Gazawww.timesofisrael.com
Trump's Board Of Peace: Which Countries Have Accepted And Declined The Invitation To Join So Far?
President Donald Trump has invited dozens of countries to join his proposed Board of Peace, with some accepting, others declining, and many seeking clarity. The initiative has sparked global debate over its structure, funding, and potential role alongside, or in place of, the United Nations...www.timesnownews.com
How would Palestine be sovereign if run by a PERMANENT board?
Apparently, there’s about three dozen countries that are clamouring to get onto this (?), and many that are backing away cautiously or running away fully.
No idea. None whatsoever.