Trump's Board of Peace — established to oversee Gaza reconstruction after the 2026 war — has been designated as a public international organization entitled to certain privileges, exemptions, and immunities under U.S. law. The Board currently plans to govern Gaza's civilian administration through end of 2027. What's less clear from available reporting: the specific scope of these immunities, the exact legal mechanisms involved (whether UN immunity, domestic waivers, or international court opt-outs), and whether implementation requires UN Security Council approval or can be unilaterally declared by the Board. The details of how broad these immunity grants actually are relies heavily on limited reporting and hasn't been independently confirmed across multiple outlets with full documentation.