A UN-approved body known as Trump’s “Board of Peace” reports that there is a funding gap in Gaza despite pledged resources, according to multiple outlets. The board says that pledged funds have not yet materialised or been disbursed at the pace required, creating delays in delivering assistance and support on the ground. The reports describe the issue as a mismatch between committed funding and actual disbursement, with the board urging quicker release of funds to prevent a cash crunch. The board is overseeing a U.S. president Donald Trump-linked plan aimed at ending the Gaza war and rebuilding the territory. The plan’s estimated cost is consistently reported as about US$70 billion. Channel NewsAsia and other sources frame the board’s message as urgent, pointing to the immediate needs in Gaza and arguing that slower-than-expected disbursement undermines the effectiveness of the aid framework. Al Jazeera adds that the situation is treated as urgent, with the board calling for fixes to the funding shortfall to enable the planned support to reach recipients. The coverage does not provide specific figures for the size of the gap or identify particular donors responsible for the delays.