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Donald Trump's plan to end the Gaza conflict is being directed by his Board of Peace, which includes veto points for Israel.

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Donald Trump's plan to end the Gaza conflict is being directed by his Board of Peace, which includes veto points for Israel.

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  1. The Board of Peace was established to manage Gaza, unveiling a peace plan alongside Benjamin Netanyahu, with Bahrain as a founding member.Sub-event
  2. Donald Trump is seeking a deal to avoid U.S. strikes while the Board of Peace meets with congressional leaders regarding the Gaza conflict.Sub-event
  3. Trump and the Board of Peace announced a disarmament agreement regarding the ongoing peace efforts in the region.Sub-event
  4. Trump's plan aims to end the Gaza conflict, while Pakistan urges the UN to implement the peace plan and addresses the UNSC debate.Sub-event
  5. Trump outlines a new Middle East era while Hamas resurgence is reportedly blocked near Israel.1 source
  6. Trump praised his 20-point plan regarding the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.1 source
  7. Trump uses his Board of Peace to push a plan for ending the Gaza conflict with veto points for Israel.1 source

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