This Arab nation throws $100 million at Trump’s Gaza plan amid fear of Iran's deadly proxy attack?

Published on May 09, 2026 10:52 pm IST

The UAE appears to be moving more deeply into Gaza’s post-war security architecture, with reports saying Abu Dhabi has provided $100 million to President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace to help fund governance and policing plans in the enclave. The reported Emirati contribution is meant to support the training of a new Gaza police force under the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, or NCAG, at a time when regional instability linked to Iran, Gaza, and wider Gulf security concerns is reshaping Abu Dhabi’s calculations.

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