US-Created Board of Peace Holds Private Meetings With UNRWA Amidst Public Stance of No Role
Members of the U.S.-created Board of Peace, which is planning for Gaza's rebuilding, have held multiple private meetings with UNRWA, the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, despite the Board's public stance indicating no role for UNRWA in Gaza's future,…
Wilmington, NC, September 25, 2026 —
Members of the U.S.-created Board of Peace have conducted multiple private meetings with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). This development occurs despite the Board’s publicly stated position that UNRWA will not have a role in the future rebuilding efforts in Gaza. The information was disclosed by UNRWA’s former chief and an official affiliated with the Board of Peace.
The Board of Peace is an entity established by the United States with the objective of planning for the rebuilding of Gaza. While the Board has publicly articulated its strategy and outlined which entities it anticipates will be involved in the reconstruction, its stated policy regarding UNRWA has been one of exclusion from these future operations.
The details of the discussions held during these private meetings between Board of Peace members and UNRWA representatives were not made public. The extent of UNRWA’s potential involvement or the specific nature of the discussions remain unclear. The meetings reportedly took place on multiple occasions, as indicated by the sources.
The divergence between the Board’s public pronouncements and the holding of private meetings with UNRWA raises questions about the agency’s future engagement in Gaza. The specific individuals from the Board of Peace who attended these meetings were not identified. Similarly, the timeframe of these meetings was not provided in the information available.
UNRWA is a United Nations agency that provides essential services, including humanitarian aid, education, and healthcare, to millions of Palestinian refugees across the Middle East. Its potential involvement in Gaza’s reconstruction has been a subject of considerable discussion, particularly in light of the agency’s operational challenges and the broader geopolitical context.
The contractor’s name was not provided. The fine amount was not provided. The exact timeline of the meetings was not provided. The specific nature of the
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