Whatever the concerns and complexities, it remains the only plan in town, with many world leaders pledging to support it, writes John Sudworth.

US President Donald Trump on Friday gave a key role in post-war Gaza to former British prime minister Tony Blair and appointed a US officer to lead a nascent security force. Trump named members of a board to help supervise Gaza that was dominated by Americans, as he promotes a controversial vision of economic development in a territory that lies in rubble after two-plus years of relentless Israeli bombardment.

PM's office says it was left out of talks on makeup of executive board, which includes top officials from Turkey, Qatar; American official retorts: 'This is our show, not his show'

Israel said the Gaza executive committee “was not coordinated with Israel and is contrary to its policy,” without details.

Israel criticizes the U.S. for announcing a Gaza oversight committee without coordination, conflicting with its policies.

Former British PM was widely criticized for having the UK join the US in its 2003 invasion of Iraq; has remained active in the region as an envoy and consultant

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace,” which was initially seen as a mechanism focused on ending the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, is taking shape with ambitions to have a far broader mandate of other global crises, potentially rivaling the United Nations in what would be a major upheaval to the post-World War […]

Government of Palestinian technocrats will run daily affairs in Gaza and, confusingly, will be supervised by the Board of Peace and by two executive boards with similar names

Israel's government is objecting to the White House announcement of leaders who will play a role in overseeing next steps in Gaza.

The 15-member Palestinian governance group that will administer post-war Gaza met for the first time on Friday, Egyptian state media reported. The group will be overseen during a transition period by…