Trump announces $5 billion in Gaza reconstruction pledges for inaugural meeting

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The Board of Peace, led by former US President Donald Trump, held its inaugural meeting in Washington. According to reports, the board members pledged $5 billion towards reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

The meeting took place at an undisclosed location in Washington, where the board members gathered to discuss their plans for the region. The pledge was reportedly made during the meeting, although details of the discussion and agreements reached were not provided.

Separate news outlets have reported on the meeting, with some citing sources close to the board or providing additional context about the discussions that took place. However, no official statements from the Board of Peace or its members have been released.

It is worth noting that the pledge was made in the wake of recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, which reportedly resulted in the deaths of at least 12 Palestinians. The situation remains fluid and developing, with ongoing reports of violence and instability in the region.

The Board of Peace’s pledge comes as part of its efforts to address humanitarian needs in Gaza. However, details about the specific plans and projects that will be funded by the $5 billion pledged remain unclear.

Sources:

• AP News
• PBS
• Financial Times
• Mother Jones
• Bloomberg.com

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