President Donald Trump hosted the inaugural meeting of his 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, promising a bright future and billions in funding. He stated the war was over, despite ongoing Israeli bombing, and the US would contribute $10 billion. The board aims to handle Gaza's redevelopment funding as part of Trump's 20-point peace plan, but its scope may extend beyond Gaza. The meeting included leaders from over 40 countries, with no Palestinian representation. Trump highlighted funding pledges from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and others, totaling $7 billion, but noted more countries would contribute. He also discussed troop commitments, aid fundraisers, and FIFA's $75 million for Gaza soccer projects. Trump addressed US-Iran tensions and hinted at a potential military decision. He assured the board would support the UN, despite concerns of a rival entity. The meeting featured Trump's personal appraisals of world leaders and humorous anecdotes.
