Claim-Hamas captures 90% of Gaza’s area: punishing those who protest; Trump said- Will give ₹90 thousand crore to Peace Board

After the ceasefire implemented in Gaza in October, the situation seems to be changing again. According to BBC report, Mohammad Diab, an activist from Gaza, claims that Hamas has recaptured more than 90% of the areas where it was already present. Diab says that Hamas police and security agencies are visible on the streets again. They are taking action in the name of stopping crime and taking action against people whom they consider their opponents or allies. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has announced that America will provide assistance of 10 billion dollars (90 thousand crore rupees) to the ‘Board of Peace’ formed for Gaza. This organization was created to resolve international disputes and was started with the aim of reconstructing the Gaza Strip. 3 pictures of the Board of Peace meeting… Leaders of 50 countries attended the board meeting. Trump said that this amount is very small compared to the expenditure on war. He told the member countries that if all countries come together then lasting peace can be brought to the region, which has suffered war and violence for centuries. The first meeting of the Board of Peace under Trump’s presidency is being held in Washington. The first summit was attended by heads of state, foreign ministers or ambassadors of at least 50 countries. A report on Trump’s peace plan for Gaza is to be presented at the meeting. However, according to the Times of Israel report, Gaza is not clearly mentioned in the initial document of the board. Trump said that the purpose of the board is to bring peace not only to Gaza, but to the entire world. At the same time, many European countries have refused to participate in it, calling it Trump’s personal project. 9 members agree to provide $7 billion for Gaza Trump said on Thursday that Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, UAE, Morocco, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan and Kuwait have agreed to provide more than $7 billion (63 thousand crore rupees) in aid for Gaza relief. He also said that Indonesia, Morocco, Albania, Kosovo and Kazakhstan have promised to send their troops and police forces to control the situation in Gaza. Trump said that Egypt and Jordan are also providing great help. They are contributing troops, training and the creation of a credible Palestinian police force. Trump said every dollar spent on Gaza is an investment in stabilizing the region and building a better future. However, he did not clarify how many troops would be sent, when they would be deployed and how the given amount would be used. The entire Peace Board will be under Trump’s control. According to the charter, Donald Trump has been named the Inaugural Chairman (first president), and this post can remain for life till the successor chosen by him. He has veto power. Most of the board’s decisions require the chairman’s approval, which means Trump can block any decision. Trump will have complete control over adding and removing board members, setting the agenda, forming subsidiary bodies and dissolving the group. He can remain chairman even after his presidency ends, because this post is independent of his presidency. He can be removed only by unanimous consent of the Executive Board (which is practically impossible, since the Executive Board will also be appointed by Trump). Many countries have refused to join Many countries have refused to join, especially European countries and some allies. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also refused to come. Foreign Minister Gideon Saar arrived in his place. New Zealand’s Foreign Minister Winston Peters clearly stated that the work of the Board should be in accordance with the UN Charter. He decided not to join the board because New Zealand would not be able to make a significant contribution to it. Most European countries have also expressed concern that it could weaken the UN or become a body under Trump’s personal control. Many G7 countries have also distanced themselves. Initially it was to implement the ceasefire (agreement reached in 2025), reconstruction and stabilization in Gaza. UN Security Council Resolution 2803 accepted this. Trump in preparation for the deployment of forces in Gaza The first phase of Trump’s 20-point plan for reforms in Gaza was announced in September, which was endorsed by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) three months ago. The first phase included a partial ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, increased humanitarian assistance and the release of hostages. The second phase involves the deployment of ISF and setting up the administrative structure. However, these steps are being delayed. Last month, a US official had said that the formation of the ISF could be announced in a few days, but it did not happen. According to the UN resolution, the ISF will be given the responsibility of securing Gaza’s borders, destroying weapons, dismantling the structure of non-state armed groups and protecting civilians by 2027. So far only Indonesia has publicly said about sending about 2,000 troops. They will not be deployed before April and will not go into the part of Gaza still under the control of Israeli forces. Hamas said – As long as the Israeli army is here, it will not give up its arms. On the other hand, Hamas has said that it will not give up its arms until the Israeli army completely withdraws. Recently, Hamas leader Osama Hamdan said in an interview to Al Jazeera that the organization has not yet taken any formal decision on weapons. At the same time, Israel says that the army will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas completely gives up its weapons. Israel has given Hamas 60 days to completely give up its weapons. Trump’s son-in-law and negotiator Jared Kushner had presented in Davos a plan to build six new cities in the southern part of Gaza and build a tourism project on the seashore. However, the funding and deadline for this have not been decided yet. Israel is unhappy with Trump’s Peace Board. Israel has expressed its displeasure with Trump’s Peace Board. According to Netanyahu’s office, Foreign Minister Gideon Saar will raise the issue with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. However, it did not specify which part of the board Israel found objectionable. According to media reports, the main problem is the inclusion of Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. Turkey is considered a supporter of Hamas and has strained relations with Israel. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has strongly criticized Israel’s Gaza action. Israel says such countries should not be included in the administration of Gaza. Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir supported Netanyahu’s statement, saying that Gaza does not need an ‘executive board’, but needs the complete destruction of Hamas and mass exodus on its own. Israel’s allegation – Hamas is regrouping Israel Defense Force (IDF) spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Nadav Shoshani said, ‘Hamas is considering the ceasefire as a time to regroup. Unless it is disarmed, the war cannot be considered over. According to the IDF, even after the ceasefire, there are daily attacks from Hamas and so far four Israeli soldiers have been killed. On the other hand, Gaza’s Health Ministry says that 603 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks since the ceasefire. Recently the IDF released a video in which some people running amidst the debris were described as armed terrorists. 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