It’s a thrilling time to be alive for Trump’s Board of Peace, having multiple fronts on which to probe the resolution of conflict in novel and conceptual ways.
But if it weren’t for the two drivers of global change right now – the US and Israel – being founding members, it might have thus rallied with a lot more proficiency.
The technical challenge is finding compromise. This doesn’t come easy in more formal environs, and such a Board has to find conventions along which lines it’s done.
It may be speaking and listening is it for now, but if successful proves a lot more than UN meetings that end in bad faith. However, it’s a long-shot for gung-ho Trump.
