The ambitious “Board of Peace” initiative for Gaza has significantly downsized its goals just six months after its launch. Originally envisioned as a substantial undertaking, the project is now being reduced to a temporary refugee camp. Contributing funds, reportedly limited to begin with, are currently held in a private bank rather than being directly allocated to development. This shift indicates a major scaling back of the project’s scope and raises questions regarding financial management and transparency. The project’s trajectory highlights the challenges of implementing large-scale aid efforts, especially in complex geopolitical contexts. Details surrounding the initial promises and the reasons for the dramatic change remain scarce, fueling skepticism about the Board’s effectiveness. This setback casts doubt on the future of the initiative and its ability to deliver meaningful assistance to those in need.