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Israeli PM Netanyahu agrees to join Trump's Board of Peace

January 21, 2026

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted an invitation to join US President Donald Trump's newly formed Board of Peace, which aims to include various world leaders. The board's mandate appears to focus on issues surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but notably does not mention Palestinian territories, suggesting a potential shift in diplomatic oversight from the UN. Other countries such as the UAE, Bahrain, and several Eastern European nations will also participate.

US President Donald Trump (R) points his finger towards Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) as they shake hands during a press nference at Mar-a-Lago, in Palm Beach, Florida (29 December 2025)

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Netanyahu to serve a renewable three-year term on Trump's Board of Peace.
The board aims to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and oversee reconstruction efforts.
The proposed charter does not include mention of Palestinian territories.
Other countries joining the board include UAE, Bahrain, and several from Eastern Europe.

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Israeli PM Netanyahu agrees to join Trump's Board of Peace

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Israeli PM Netanyahu agrees to join Trump's Board of Peace

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