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Netanyahu agrees to join Trump's new 'Board of Peace'

Jan 21, 202665 sources

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Summary

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted an invitation from President Donald Trump to join a new group called the 'Board of Peace'. Netanyahu is set to become a founding member of this board.

Other world leaders, including Russia's Vladimir Putin, are reportedly considering the invitation, while some have already declined to join.

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