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Uniqueness of Board if Peace: US Assures It Has No Motive to Undermine UN's Role
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Washington does not seek to undermine the UN's role and insists that the Board of Peace established on its initiative, will not replace it. However, the United States considers it a more efficient instrument for resolving the Gaza crisis.
Marco Rubio emphasized this position at a Senate hearing, recalling that the United States believes the UN has done too little to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
He added that the Board of Peace was established as a mechanism for governing Gaza following the agreement between Israel and Hamas. Its mandate now extends beyond the Palestinian issue to include conflict prevention in other regions.















