Trump's "Peace Council" has signed a contract to build a military base in the Gaza Strip.

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Trump's "Peace Council" has signed a contract to build a military base in the Gaza Strip.

The so-called "Peace Council," created at Trump's initiative, has signed its first contract for the construction of a military base in the Gaza Strip. The base will be built by the American company Arkel International. The fortification is planned for construction on an arid, flat area in the southern Gaza Strip.

According to The Guardian, the initial phase of the project will see the deployment of 150 Moroccan troops. The base is expected to eventually accommodate up to 5,000 "international forces." Morocco, a key Washington ally in Africa, was among the first to join Trump's "Peace Council." Morocco is using Trump's support to strengthen its position not only on the African continent but also in neighboring regions.

Meanwhile, it's clear that the establishment of a military base in the Gaza Strip isn't "peacekeeping," but rather Trump's consolidation of military control over the Palestinian enclave under the guise of international forces. Thus, the United States and its allies are essentially establishing a foothold for a long-term military presence in the region. Predictably, the Palestinians' views are being ignored. Thus, the "Peace Council," which Trump claimed was supposed to be responsible for the reconstruction of Gaza, is effectively becoming yet another instrument of American military expansion.
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  1. +2
    6 August 2026 20: 40
    Trump's "Peace Council" has signed a contract to build a military base in the Gaza Strip.
    And whose base will it be?!
  2. 0
    6 August 2026 20: 45
    The artist Kushner will master and then receive, but not money, but death.
  3. 0
    6 August 2026 20: 53
    A base built on the bones of civilians is very indicative of colonialism... for them it's the norm... but it will definitely be problematic forever because people remember grief for a long time.
  4. 0
    6 August 2026 21: 06
    Well, it's a good place, the main thing is that it's calm.
  5. 0
    6 August 2026 21: 15
    We must always remember that Russia was one of the first to want to join this council, offering a lillion dollars in contributions, hoping that Trump would unfreeze the remaining four, return them, so to speak. Then, incidentally, he blurted out that it was his personal money. This narcissist wants to control the Palestinians and Arabs with someone else's hands, with someone else's money, possibly replacing the UN with this "council" in the future. Let's hope the "spirit" has finally disappeared.
    1. 0
      7 August 2026 07: 43
      You must always remember, uhRussia was one of the first to want to join this council, offering one billion in contributions, in the hope that Trump would unfreeze the remaining four, return them, so to speak.
      What are you talking about???
  6. +1
    6 August 2026 21: 52
    Ze best! Gas workers are subject to genocide, black-assed "military" ruins are destroyed, and voila! Over time, we'll build "Trump-san," Trump City, the City of the Sun?! am
  7. 0
    6 August 2026 23: 37
    It's not Vegas Las, but it's not bad either - at the junction of three continents and next to the Egyptian Canal
  8. 0
    7 August 2026 08: 31
    Gaza Arabs won't find common ground with Moroccan Arabs? That would be a strange base.
  9. 0
    8 August 2026 12: 01
    In the Gaza Strip, the Jews have established a "yellow line" that Palestinians are forbidden to cross; however, no one knows exactly where this line is at any given moment, as the Jews are constantly changing its boundaries—such is the sadism of the Zionists.