Donald Trump has revealed phase two of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, which has already been violated. Trump’s goal is to announce the plans he’s concocted before Christmas.

One of the proposals will be the creation of an international “Board of Peace,” and interim Palestinian governance, but Hamas and Israel remain skeptical. What’s interesting about the “Board of Peace” is that Trump seems more interested in keeping Israel and Hamas from fighting than he is in making peace in the United States. After all, he renamed the Department of Defense to the Department of War. While accurate, the renaming is telling.

The Trump administration’s proposed “Board of Peace” will consist of approximately 10 leaders from Arab and Western nations, overseeing an international executive body that includes former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair, Trump advisors Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff, and other senior officials. Beneath this structure, a technocratic body of Palestinians—unaffiliated with Hamas or Fatah—is being vetted to govern Gaza’s reconstruction.

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A proposed International Security Force (ISF) would oversee Hamas’ disarmament, but key nations like Pakistan refuse forcible action, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demands Hamas surrender before Israeli withdrawal, accoridng to a report by Natural News. 

The ISF would make up a group of troops from Turkey, Qatar, Azerbaijan, Indonesia, and Pakistan. It would be tasked with overseeing Hamas’ disarmament. Yet, regional powers have expressed reluctance to engage in direct clashes with Palestinian factions.

The plan, brokered through intense diplomacy, aims to solidify a fragile truce while navigating deep-seated resistance from both Israel and Hamas. Despite progress, skepticism remains high, with Netanyahu’s government reluctant to withdraw troops fully and Hamas wary of disarmament without guarantees of Israeli withdrawal. –Natural News

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Washington is said to be nearing a consensus on phase two, but Palestine is concerned that it will favor Israel’s demands over its own.