Tony Blair is scheduled to work in the “Peace Council” of Trump in Gaza

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Sir Tony Blair, as a peace plan Donald Trump, welcomed Donald Trump’s surgery, according to which the former British Prime Minister will work in the international supervisory “Peace Council”.

Blair indicated that he will be happy to serve during the Trump era, who heads the proposed council.

But there was a lack of believing among some members of the Labor Party in Blair, who have not forgiven the former continuity of its strong support for the 2003 -led Iraq -led invasion of Iraq.

under Peace Plan TrumpThe Peace Council will provide the supervision of a Palestinian committee that would run Gaza as soon as the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is suspended. Blair and other international figures will be appointed to the Board of Directors.

Blair said: “President Trump has developed a bold and smart plan, if they agreed, it can end the war, and bring immediate relief to Gaza (and) an opportunity for a brighter and better future for its people, while ensuring the absolute and permanent security of Israel and the launch of all hostages,” Blair said.

“It provides us with the best opportunity to end two years of war, misery and suffering, and I thank President Trump for his leadership, design and commitment.”

Blair’s allies said that the former Prime Minister would be ready to work with Trump in the International Council, saying that the close participation of the American President was “a very strong and vital sign.”

Blair, who served as an envoy in the Middle East after leaving Downing Street, is working on Gaza’s plans for more than a year as individual, using the Tony Blair Institute to formulate his ideas.

A major topic of his proposals included international confidence in the besieged Palestinian pocket.

He is coordinated with Jared KushnerTrump’s son -in -law, according to diplomats, who referred to the proposals as the “Kushner Blair” plan. The couple was in the White House in August A meeting with Trump And his senior officials for Gaza.

But European and Arab officials are concerned that Blair’s plans have focused heavily on Israel’s concerns that would marginalize the Palestinians and lack legitimacy. They even seemed to be at odds with the UK Foreign Ministry’s proposals with France.

In the end, Trump’s proposals include a mixture of different plans, as the American president calls for a Palestinian technocratic committee to judge the tape, as well as the Arab and European countries, while the International Council will provide supervision.

Trump’s plan was supported by Sir Kerr Starmer, Prime Minister of the Kingdom, who said: “We strongly support his efforts to end the fighting, firing hostages and ensure urgent humanitarian assistance to the people of Gaza.”

But the idea of ​​Blair’s behavior alongside Trump in a role in the peace industry in the Middle East surprised some in the Labor Party, which exists their deputies and activists A meeting in Liverpool For their annual conference.

One of the minister said: “It is like a mini series where the script book has lost conspiracy.”

Some Backbench deputies were incredible in the role of Blair, given his legacy as the longest prime minister in the Labor Party in the eyes of many party members because of Britain’s role in Iraq.

“I personally think it is a terrible idea and I think many of my colleagues who carefully interested in Palestine will think it is a terrible idea,” said one of the deputy who has a long time ago. A long -standing campaign in Palestine.

Other work deputies were less worried. Dame Emily Thornbari, head of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Commons, which has been pushed for years in favor of the Labor Party to recognize a Palestinian state, said that it would support any plan that has made a possibility of a solution from dollars, even if there is uncomfortable involvement in the Labor Party.

Thornberry said: “If we get Trump, the Palestinians and the Israelis to agree on this, and the plan includes a path to a Palestinian state, then I am very relaxed.”

“I think Tony Blair can make a very good contribution,” Sir Jeremy Hunt, the former conservative adviser, told ITV. He pointed out that Blair played a major role in bringing peace to Northern Ireland.

Blair has strong relations with some Arab countries, especially the United Arab Emirates, where his consultative company, which was closed a decade ago, was Mobala, one of the most investment funds in Abu Dhabi, as a customer.