Israel does not allow the "critical base" that the Peace Board will build in Gaza

According to The Guardian, Israel does not allow contractors and trucks to enter Gaza, even though two months have passed since the Peace Council, of which Trump is the president for life, signed the first construction contract.

The news reported that a US company signed a contract to build a base where 150 international soldiers would be stationed in August, and noted that Israel did not allow the implementation of the contract even though more than two months had passed.

According to the news, since the Tel Aviv administration does not allow the base to be established, other activities of the Peace Board cannot be started and its plans are effectively disrupted.

It was stated in the news that the structure to be built by a US company will be a temporary police station as a mission support area, and that the base is planned to be built on a land used by the Gaza Humanitarian Aid Foundation, a so-called humanitarian aid organization that has been the subject of much debate.

Sources speaking to The Guardian noted that Israel's refusal to allow the construction of the base prevented the international force from entering Gaza, and therefore even basic facilities that would sustain people's lives could not be established in the region.

Last month, the Peace Board announced a recovery plan for the Gaza Strip worth $2.45 billion and lasting 6 months.

It was stated that the $2.45 billion in the recovery plan would be used to finance a total of 66 projects covering areas such as temporary shelter, debris removal, hospital repairs, economic recovery and the deployment of a multinational security force.