- US President Trump will launch a "Board of Peace" for the Gaza Strip, holding a signing ceremony in Switzerland.
- Several countries, including Egypt, Qatar, and Israel, have agreed to join the board, while Russia expressed gratitude for an invitation.
- France, Italy, and Germany are hesitant to join, citing concerns about the board's scope and potential conflicts with the United Nations and national constitutions.

A: Hey Kenji! Did you hear about something crazy happening?

B: No, what’s up, Maria? What's going on?

A: Donald Trump! He’s creating this “Board of Peace” for Gaza! Apparently, he's going to have a big signing ceremony in Switzerland.

B: Wow, really? Trump? What's a "Board of Peace"?

A: It's like a new group, supposed to help with peace in Gaza. He thinks it’ll be super important and do what the UN *should* be doing.

B: Interesting... So, who's joining?

A: Lots of countries! Egypt, Qatar, and even Israel are on board. Putin, the Russian president, is happy about being invited too!

B: That’s quite a few big players. But is everyone excited?

A: Not really! France isn't joining. They think it's too powerful and messes with the UN’s rules.

B: Seriously? Like, a constitutional problem?

A: Exactly! Italy says it’s a problem with their constitution too. Germany is being careful, too.

B: So, it's a bit of a mixed reaction, huh?

A: Totally! It’s all pretty complicated. What do you think?

B: I think it will be interesting to see what happens!