Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar to attend inaugural Trump Peace Council session

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar is scheduled to participate in the first meeting of the Peace Council established by Donald Trump. The inaugural session is set to take place on Thursday, February 19th. This council was created by the U.S. President to address matters regarding regional stability and peace initiatives. According to an Israeli official, Sa'ar's attendance was expected but remains significant for the council's official launch. Donald Trump has reportedly expressed expectations for a high level of international representation at this first gathering. The proceedings mark the formal beginning of the council's activities in the diplomatic sphere. The Israeli acceptance of the invitation highlights the country's involvement in this new U.S.-led diplomatic framework. This meeting serves as the official platform for the council to begin its proposed work on Middle Eastern and regional affairs.