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Israel agrees to join Trump’s Board of Peace, signaling a shift in Gaza governance.
Norway and Sweden declined to join, while France has expressed concerns about mediating roles.
Azerbaijan and Kosovo said they would join the board as invitations expand.
The Gaza executive committee will oversee day-to-day Gaza affairs and security deployment.
Sweden’s position remains undecided as Davos discussions unfold about the board’s scope.
Invitations have been extended to high-profile leaders and countries, broadening the board’s reach.
Netanyahu faces potential friction with far-right allies over the board’s mandate.
The board’s leadership mix includes U.S. officials and international partners.
The article notes ongoing questions about whether the board could supplant the UN as mediator.
Jordan and Egypt’s cooperation with Gaza governance signals regional dynamics ahead.
Davos-related discussions indicate the board’s expanding mandate and credibility tests.

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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko publicly endorsed Trump’s Board of Peace on state TV while discussing the $1 billion entry fee.
Lukashenko suggested a discount could occur if cooperation continues, implying a workaround to the billion-dollar requirement.
Trump described the board as a mechanism to advance his foreign policy aims while drawing significant attention at Davos.
Draft charter reportedly gives the chairman final say on admissions and sets terms based on cash contributions.
The report identifies Lukashenko as a longtime ally of Vladimir Putin and notes his skepticism toward the fee.
The Daily Beast frames the sign-up as part of a broader, controversial push by Trump ahead of Davos.
The charter draft reportedly gives Trump broad control over admissions, with majority votes needing his final approval.
Other invited leaders mentioned include UAE membership and Viktor Orbán’s acceptance on X, with Macron reportedly declining.
The Daily Beast notes the document traces Trump’s aims to restore stability and lawful governance in Gaza, amid broader NATO concerns.
The piece references ongoing geopolitical frictions surrounding the venture and its reception among world leaders.

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President Trump floated a 200% tariff on French wines and champagnes in response to Macron's decision about the Board of Peace.
Macron declined to join the Board of Peace, prompting Trump to push back with tariffs.
The report ties the tariff talk to broader U.S. diplomacy concerns, including Greenland and Gaza.
Other nations, including Israel, reportedly joined the Board of Peace, per the report.
Critics, including Rep. Steny Hoyer, argued inviting Putin would undermine Hamas eradication and peace efforts.
Trump touted economic growth and productivity in Davos as part of his broader policy narrative.
The piece notes Netanyahu's acceptance contrasted with Netanyahu's position on peace and Gaza.
The report mentions U.S. discussions about Greenland and a missile defense plan in related context.
The article frames the tariff suggestion as part of Trump's negotiation leverage.
The report notes a mix of domestic and international responses to Trump's proposals.

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