The White House has praised the return of Israeli hostages from Gaza and the establishment of a new international mechanism to aid post-war reconstruction, calling it a significant foreign policy achievement in the Middle East. Press Secretary Carolyn Leavitt highlighted former President Donald Trump’s role in ensuring the return of the last remains of hostages from Gaza.
Speaking at a White House briefing, Leavitt stated that the development is crucial not only for Israel but also for broader regional stability. She remarked, “This is very good news for the President, the United States, our allies, and peace in the Middle East.”
Leavitt also mentioned that over 20 countries have signed on to a newly formed ‘Board of Peace’ focused on Gaza’s reconstruction. This initiative represents a coordinated international effort to support rebuilding after months of intense conflict.
The Press Secretary described the creation of the ‘Board of Peace’ as a historic accomplishment of the Trump administration. She emphasized that the President made the impossible possible through persistent diplomatic efforts. Leavitt added that President Trump remains personally committed to Middle East peace initiatives, engaging continuously with regional and global partners to stabilise Gaza and prevent further violence.
The Gaza conflict has been one of the most volatile and closely monitored crises in the Middle East, intertwining humanitarian concerns, regional security risks, and global diplomacy. The release of hostages and steps toward reconstruction have become key topics in post-conflict discussions.
For India and other countries monitoring developments in West Asia, the evolving role of the United States in Gaza’s reconstruction and regional diplomacy is seen as vital for wider Middle East stability and future peace efforts.
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