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Israel’s Netanyahu agrees to join Trump-led Gaza peace board

(MENAFN) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agrees to take part in a proposed “Board of Peace” centered on Gaza after receiving an invitation from US President Donald Trump, according to an official announcement made on Wednesday.

Statements indicate that Netanyahu accepts the offer and will participate as a member of the board’s senior leadership structure, which is set to include prominent global figures.

Trump’s invitation is extended despite an arrest warrant issued in 2024 by the International Criminal Court against Netanyahu over alleged war crimes linked to the Gaza conflict.

The confirmation from Netanyahu’s office comes shortly before the Israeli leader is scheduled to return to the Tel Aviv Central Court to face proceedings related to charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.

The Board of Peace is presented as an initiative spearheaded by Trump with the stated goal of addressing international conflicts, starting with the situation in Gaza.

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