While the so-called experts said it couldn't be done, President Donald J. Trump just proved them all wrong — again.
In a historic ceremony in Davos, Switzerland, President Trump formally ratified the Charter of the Board of Peace, establishing it as an official international organization dedicated to transforming Gaza from a war-torn wasteland into a beacon of opportunity and prosperity. And in a move that underscores his personal commitment to this vision, Trump himself is serving as the Board's Chairman.
Let that sink in, patriots. The same man who brought peace deals to the Middle East during his first term — deals the so-called foreign policy establishment said were impossible — is now leading an international coalition to rebuild Gaza using free market principles instead of the endless cycle of aid dependency that kept the region trapped in misery for generations.
Trump's Vision: Dignity Over Dependency
Secretary of State Marco Rubio put it perfectly when he addressed the assembled delegates: "If we go back just a few months ago, people thought what was happening in Gaza was impossible to solve... But President Trump had the vision and the courage to dream the impossible, to believe that it was doable, and to pursue it with all of his heart."
Compare that to the feckless approach of the Biden years, when the Middle East descended into chaos while the so-called experts wrung their hands and wrote strongly-worded letters. While Biden was busy appeasing Iran and alienating our Israeli allies, Trump was laying the groundwork for exactly this kind of breakthrough.
Jared Kushner, who helped architect the Abraham Accords during Trump's first term, delivered a truth bomb that the legacy media will undoubtedly ignore: "85% of the GDP of Gaza has been aid for a long time. That's not sustainable. It doesn't give these people dignity; it doesn't give them hope."
That's the Trump approach in a nutshell, folks. Not handouts. Not dependency. But real opportunity built on free market principles — the same approach that's making America prosperous again.
A Coalition of the Willing
The Board of Peace isn't just another toothless international body like the UN, which has spent decades accomplishing nothing while padding bureaucrats' pockets. This organization is built to actually deliver results — mobilizing global resources, enforcing accountability, and overseeing demilitarization, governance reform, and large-scale rebuilding.
High Representative for Gaza Nickolay Mladenov captured the historic moment: "Who would've thought two years ago that we would be sitting here with this group of countries, with this leadership, giving the people of Gaza a new chance?... For too long, Gazans, Palestinians, and Israelis have lived with conflict, with death, with destruction. Now, the page turns."
Special Envoy Steve Witkoff summed up the Trump administration's achievements: "We have achieved a peace deal in Gaza. We have brought the hostages home... And maybe most importantly, we have created a sense of hope for what the future can bring."
America First Means Peace Through Strength
The globalists at Davos are probably still scratching their heads. For years, they lectured us about how complex the Middle East was, how peace was impossible, how we needed to defer to their "expertise." And what did all that expertise deliver? Nothing but more death, more destruction, and more despair.
Then along comes President Trump with his America First approach — peace through strength, deal-making instead of deal-breaking, and a willingness to think outside the box the establishment built around itself.
Dr. Ali Sha'ath, Chief Commissioner of the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, acknowledged what everyone watching already knows: "I want to start by thanking President Donald J. Trump and his Administration for his intensive efforts to advance peace in the whole region… These efforts created the opportunity for a new future in Gaza."
This is what real leadership looks like, patriots. Not empty speeches. Not virtue signaling. Results.
The question now is simple: Will the mainstream media give President Trump credit for achieving what they said was impossible? Or will they continue to carry water for the failed establishment that kept the Middle East burning for decades?
We already know the answer. But history will remember who actually delivered peace — and it won't be the globalists.