President Trump announced the charter of his new Board of Peace during an address at the World Economic Forum, inviting world leaders from countries including Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates to sign the document. Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed his intention to join the board, and there is speculation that Trump aims for the Board of Peace to play a global role in conflict resolution, potentially replacing the United Nations. After the charter signing, Trump signed the Board's first resolution on Gaza, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted Trump's achievements. Dr. Ali Sheif, representing Gaza, called the Board 'a lifeline' for the region, urging members to make real improvements. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner discussed plans for Gaza's reconstruction, with Kushner emphasizing Israel's security and a phased rebuilding process, aiming for peace between Israel and the Palestinian people.