Trump's 'Board of Peace' for Gaza: $1 Billion for Permanent Seat, India Invited

• President Donald Trump has invited multiple countries to join his new 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, aiming to oversee post-ceasefire steps and broader global affairs.
• A $1 billion contribution secures a permanent membership on the board, while a three-year appointment requires no financial contribution.
• Hungary and Vietnam have accepted the invitation; India, Australia, Jordan, Greece, Cyprus, and Pakistan have also received invites.
• The board's mandate includes overseeing a new Palestinian committee, international security force deployment, Hamas disarmament, and Gaza reconstruction.
• The initiative could rival the UN Security Council, which has been hampered by US vetoes and funding cuts during the Trump administration.

Why It Matters: Trump's new 'Board of Peace' for Gaza offers permanent seats for a $1 billion contribution, with India among invitees.