The 'Board of Peace,' created by US President Donald Trump to oversee Gaza's reconstruction, faces a financial crisis four months post-launch. Despite initial pledges totaling $17 billion, including $10 billion from the US, the fund remains empty, as reported by the Financial Times. The World Bank-managed financial mechanism has seen no contributions from donor countries, primarily due to the ongoing political instability in Gaza and a refusal by Hamas to disarm. While Morocco and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have made minor contributions of $3 million and $20 million respectively, these funds are insufficient to support the board's broader objectives. The UAE's additional $100 million for training a civilian police force is also stalled due to security concerns. Trump's governance model, which designates him as 'Chairman for Life,' has alienated traditional allies, leading countries like France and Spain to decline participation. The situation raises significant doubts about the board's viability and its ability to fulfill its ambitious reconstruction goals.