Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convened a meeting with his coalition partners after objecting to the newly announced Gaza advisory panel formed by the White House. The panel, part of a broader peace initiative chaired by United States President Donald Trump, includes regional officials such as the Turkish foreign minister and a Qatari diplomat. Netanyahu's office stated that the executive board's composition was not coordinated with Israel and contradicts its policy, particularly objecting to Turkey's involvement. The coalition meeting aims to address these concerns as diplomatic efforts continue amid ongoing developments in the Gaza conflict.