Donald Trump’s Board Of Peace Leaves Gaza Out Of Its Charter As Jared Kushner Helps Shape A Global Peace Project Backed By Billions In Pledges And Power Beyond The White House
Donald Trump’s Board of Peace began as a proposal for Gaza, but its founding charter reaches far beyond that devastated strip of land—and never mentions Gaza in its substantive text. Trump is personally named chairman, his authority can survive his departure from the White House, and the charter provides for his designated successor to inherit the office and its powers. The succession question could become more consequential than the presidency that launched the project. Trump has already entertained the possibility that this organization might replace the United Nations. Today is October 7th, 2026, and the third anniversary of the attack by Hamas on Israel. But as the smoke clears and the fog of war dissipates, we begin to see a very diferent picture taking shape in the land of prophecy.
“For when they shall say, Peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape.” 1 Thessalonians 5:3 (KJB)
Jared Kushner connects the Abraham Accords, Gaza reconstruction planning and relationships with wealthy Gulf governments. His separate Affinity Partners business received a $2 billion Saudi investment commitment, placing his private financial relationships alongside his continuing diplomatic influence. Meanwhile, September reporting put Board transfers at $280 million against $17 billion pledged, with a proposed $2.45 billion recovery program awaiting implementation. That difference makes the bank records, contract recipients and actual outgoing payments essential parts of this story. Our prophetic concern is the convergence of peace promises, international authority and financial power; exactly how your King James Bible lays it all out. Through the lens of Bible prophecy, an international peace institution gathering governments, financing and authority around a personally controlled chairmanship deserves our utmost and most serious attention. Today we will read the charter, examine the powers, and watch who stands ready to inherit them. You will never look at October 7 in the same way again.
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