Trump's Board of Peace Seeks Gaza Immunity
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jun 27, 2026 · Last updated Jun 28, 2026
The proposed sweeping legal immunity for the Board of Peace in the Gaza Strip creates significant uncertainty and risk for any entities involved in reconstruction or investment in the region, particularly those concerned with legal and ethical standards. It could deter legitimate businesses and investors due to the lack of accountability and potential for property confiscation, negatively impacting the real estate and construction industries in the region. The controversy also reflects poorly on the international governance efforts, potentially reducing confidence in future international initiatives.
A leaked draft resolution reveals that the Board of Peace, sanctioned by the International — United Nations Security Council and chaired by Donald Trump, plans to grant itself and its personnel sweeping legal immunity for actions in the Gaza Strip. The draft, published by The Guardian, would exempt members, staff, international forces, and contractors from legal proceedings in Gaza and allow the board to utilize public property 'free of charge.' Legal experts like Emily Schaeffer Omer-Man and Noura Erakat have raised serious concerns, calling it an attempt to create 'a legal system unto itself' and exempt the board from accountability for potential violations. The proposal also allows Donald Trump to waive individual immunities with board approval. Board officials, including Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff, Susie Wiles, and Marco Rubio, are part of the executive panel. Despite the controversy, a Board of Peace official denied the existence of such an 'operative resolution' and stated that personnel would operate under clear accountability mechanisms. Nickolay Mladenov, the High Representative, is meeting with Palestinian officials in Egypt — Cairo to finalize operational frameworks, but the immunity draft has not been shared with them. The lack of a status-of-forces agreement with Israel further complicates accountability.
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