Telegram: Conflicts in Peace Council over Gaza links to arms firms

An investigation by the British newspaper The Telegraph reveals a potential conflict of interest within the "Peace Council" led by the United States, tasked with ending the war in the Gaza Strip and overseeing its reconstruction. The investigation shows that some members of the council are connected to military companies specializing in artificial intelligence, which secured a U.S. military contract worth up to $150 million. Others are involved in funding settlements in the West Bank and are facing legal actions in the United States on charges related to aiding Hamas. The investigation also raises concerns that these interests might influence the council's decisions, especially given the presence of investments by Gulf entities and sovereign wealth funds, complicating the reconstruction process in Gaza. This situation prompts questions about the council’s independence and its ability to manage political and humanitarian issues impartially.

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