The Trump administration's Board of Peace is preparing for its initial meeting on February 19 in Washington, DC. This newly formed organization aims to address various global conflicts and has specifically committed to raising over 5 billion dollars for humanitarian efforts in Gaza.

The announcement has sparked a range of reactions, as the financial commitment could play a significant role in the region, already troubled by ongoing conflicts and humanitarian crises. It is expected that the meeting will convene influential members who may provide insights into potential solutions or further complications concerning Gaza's current situation.

As the world watches, the implications of this initiative will be scrutinized closely. The success of such a financial endeavor is not only critical for the immediate relief efforts in Gaza but could also reflect on the broader diplomatic efforts of the Trump administration in the Middle East, signaling a shift in how peace efforts are approached on an international scale.