They are not happy that is for sure !
https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/defense-news/article-883979As Israel pushes back, Gaza becomes testing ground for emerging post-war governance - analysis
The emergence of a Palestinian technocratic governing committee alongside Trump’s US-backed Board of Peace has triggered sharp Israeli backlash, exposing cabinet rifts and deep unease.
Palestinians stand near the rubble in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, January 17, 2026(photo credit: REUTERS/Haseeb Alwazeer)By**RIEL COLODRO/THE MEDIA LINEJANUARY 20, 2026 18:44Updated: JANUARY 20, 2026 18:55
Israel’s concern over Gaza’s postwar trajectory has intensified with the emergence of two frameworks that many Israeli political leaders now view as interconnected and deeply problematic.
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One is a Palestinian technocratic governing committee tasked with administering Gaza’s internal affairs. The other is an international oversight panel, known as President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace, intended to supervise reconstruction, coordination, and political guarantees.
Israeli politicians argue that, taken together, the two bodies risk entrenching a new governing reality in Gaza without elections, without Israeli consent, and without clear proof that Hamas’ power structures have been dismantled.
The international oversight panel was announced following the acceptance of President Donald Trump’s plan, which formally ended the war after more than two years.
The framework brings together a wide and politically diverse group of international figures. On the American side, it includes US Secretary of State Marco Rubio alongside senior envoys and advisers such as Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair involved in an advisory capacity.
The panel also involves senior regional and international figures, including Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Qatari Emir Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, Jordan’s King Abdullah II, Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad, UAE Minister Reem Al-Hashimy, former UN officials Nickolay Mladenov and Sigrid Kaag, and Argentine President Javier Milei, who publicly confirmed he had been invited to take part in the initiative.
Figures named publicly are understood to represent only part of a broader diplomatic outreach, with additional leaders and officials invited as the framework continues to take shape.
While Washington has described the panel as supervisory rather than executive, Israeli leaders stress that its composition directly affects the legitimacy and durability of any governing structure it oversees. From their perspective, international supervision does not mitigate risk if the underlying authority remains contested or advances independently of Israel’s stated security and political red lines.
