Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' has officially been formed, yet its exact purpose continues to be unclear. Initially, the council was intended to facilitate peace in Gaza, which prompted commitments of funds and troops, but the fundamental conditions necessary for such peace remain unfulfilled. The Hamas group is still armed as per the UN-endorsed peace plan, and Israel has not withdrawn from the region, leading to skepticism about the initiative's viability.

Additionally, the proposal by FIFA president Gianni Infantino to construct a stadium in Gaza seems impractical and disconnected from reality. Such ideas reflect Trump's historical inclination to envision Gaza as a glamorous resort destination, which appears increasingly unrealistic given the ongoing strife. The notion that this council could effectively contribute to stabilizing the region raises questions about the seriousness of its objectives and the capability to enact real change on the ground.

Overall, the establishment of the 'Board of Peace' seems more symbolic than substantive at this point, as the geopolitical dynamics in Gaza and surrounding areas remain complex and unresolved. The initiative’s lack of clarity on its goals and the absence of significant progress in the region may result in it being viewed as just another one of Trump's promotional efforts, rather than a legitimate mechanism for fostering peace.