The White House announced appointments to the Gaza Board of Peace on January 16. The Board is being unveiled as the Gaza peace deal is entering a new phase. The new Board of Peace (BoP) is the only entity involved in the peace plan's new phase. A National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG) has also been announced. This is the Palestinian technocratic committee tasked with playing a key role in the governance of Gaza.
In addition to the Board of Peace, there are other layers of advisors and entities that will be involved in executing US President Donald Trump’s vision for Gaza. The Executive Board of the Board of Peace is one key part of the Board of Peace. There is also the Office of the High Representative for Gaza, a Gaza Executive Board, and senior advisors to the Board of Peace.
Let’s try to unpack all these different entities and what they are expected to do.
First, there is the Board of Peace. Trump mentioned this board as far back as September 2025, when the peace deal was coming into view. After the deal began on October 13, the UN also passed a resolution supporting the US-backed Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict. This is Trump’s 20-point roadmap for lasting peace, stability, reconstruction, and prosperity in the region.
The Board of Peace is chaired by Trump.
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