Israel blocks construction of key Gaza base created by Trump peace board
Summary
Israel is blocking the start of construction for a military base in Gaza planned by the Board of Peace, an international group led by President Trump. The base is needed for 150 troops who would help stabilize the region, but Israel has not allowed the contractors or equipment to enter Gaza.Key Facts
- The Board of Peace was created in 2025 by the United Nations and is chaired by President Trump.
- The first construction contract was given to Arkel International, a company from Louisiana.
- The military base in Gaza would hold 150 international troops, part of a larger force of 500 from Morocco and Kosovo.
- Israel has not allowed the project to begin, preventing trucks and workers from entering Gaza.
- The base is seen as essential for launching the Board of Peace's wider plan to rebuild and stabilize Gaza.
- The project may move forward after Israel’s elections on October 27, according to the Board of Peace.
- The Board of Peace includes President Trump as chair for life, Jared Kushner as an executive board member, and developer Steve Witkoff.
- The Board unveiled a $2.45 billion six-month plan for Gaza’s reconstruction, with a 10-year total estimate of $71 billion.
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