Trump's Peace Council Stalls: Lacks Funds and Troops Six Months After Launch

Six months after its grand unveiling, Donald Trump's Peace, Prosperity and Security Council, once hailed as the most significant and prestigious body ever created, is moving at a glacial pace. The council has yet to deploy its promised massive stabilization army, a key component of its mission.

Significant financial hurdles remain, with the council's accounts lacking the billions in funding that were pledged. This financial shortfall directly impedes the council's ability to operationalize its ambitious plans and deploy the necessary personnel and resources.

Furthermore, European nations, seemingly losing faith in the council's efficacy, are forging ahead with their own initiatives for the reconstruction of Gaza. This independent action underscores a growing skepticism about the council's capacity to deliver on its promises and suggests a fragmentation of international efforts in the region. The council's slow progress and funding issues have diminished its perceived importance and effectiveness.