- President Trump launched the "Board of Peace" to oversee Gaza's transitional governance and aims to expand its role globally.
- The board’s purpose is to demilitarize, govern, and rebuild Gaza, potentially working alongside the United Nations.
- Concerns are rising from nations like France who question the board’s scope and its potential impact on the United Nations.

A: Did you hear about the news? Crazy, right?

B: No, what happened? Tell me!

A: Okay, so President Trump started this new thing called the "Board of Peace." It’s for Gaza.

B: Gaza? Really? What's it supposed to do?

A: He wants to help rebuild it, make it safe, and then maybe use the same idea for other places! He thinks it can help with world peace.

B: Wow, ambitious! He said something about the United Nations too?

A: Yeah, he thinks the UN could be doing a lot more! He wants the Board of Peace and the UN to work together.

B: That sounds… interesting. Who’s involved?

A: Lots of countries! The US, Qatar... but some countries aren’t so sure about it.

B: Oh? Like who?

A: France! They said they're not joining for now. They think it's getting too big and messing with the UN's rules.

B: Hmm, that's a bit awkward, isn't it? It’s a tricky situation.

A: Totally! It’ll be interesting to see what happens next. Do you think it’ll actually work?



B: Hard to say! Let’s see.