BoP narrows Gaza plan to a Rafah pilot, fueling fears of a fragmented relief effort
Trump’s Board of Peace has pared back its Gaza recovery plan from a full reconstruction to a modest Rafah pilot camp, with a planned 5,000-strong International Stabilization Force and a vetted Palestinian police. However, no camp or ISF base has been built, training hasn’t begun, and progress depends on Israeli politics and donor funds, raising concerns that the effort could become a propaganda tool or a fragmented relief regime rather than a path to a lasting solution, with officials signalling a late-2026 rollout at best.
