Trump ally Viktor Orban announces he will attend inaugural Board of Peace meeting

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán revealed on Saturday that he will attend the first Board of Peace meeting in Washington, D.C., later this month. 

The Board of Peace was created by President Donald Trump to help transition Gaza out of terrorism and decay into democracy and revitalization. A host of world leaders have been invited to sit on the panel and oversee rebuilding efforts, even as phase two of the Gaza peace deal brokered by Trump last October continues to face significant challenges, including pushing Hamas terrorists who have controlled the area to demilitarize.  

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