The recent announcement of a new international “Board of Peace” has reignited debate among Bible prophecy watchers, particularly after reports that Jared Kushner has been appointed to the body. While the board is being framed as a diplomatic effort aimed at stabilizing the Middle East, some Christian analysts argue the structure and timing raise serious prophetic concerns.
Those questions were recently explored in a video by the AoC Network, which examined Kushner’s expanding influence and how it intersects with long-standing biblical warnings about false peace and centralized power.
What Is the Board of Peace?
Public details about the Board of Peace remain limited, but it has been described as a platform designed to facilitate negotiations and long-term cooperation in the Middle East. President Donald Trump previously indicated that its members would be revealed at a later date. Kushner, who played a significant role in Middle East diplomacy during Trump’s first term, has since been reported as one of its appointees.
Observers note that the formation of a peace body led by unelected figures mirrors a recurring biblical theme in which authority is exercised without traditional political titles.
Kushner’s Expanding Role in the Middle East
Kushner has remained deeply involved in Israel-related initiatives despite holding no formal government position. During Trump’s first administration, he was instrumental in negotiating the Abraham Accords, which normalized relations between Israel and several Arab nations.
He also advised on the relocation of the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and has continued to participate in discussions surrounding Gaza’s future. Analysts argue that his continued presence at the center of regional planning places him in a uniquely influential position as developments accelerate.
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Peace, Power and Biblical Warnings
Scripture repeatedly warns of a period marked by declarations of peace and security that precede sudden disruption. The books of Daniel and Revelation describe a future system in which power is distributed among influential leaders whose authority shapes global outcomes without the trappings of monarchy.
The concern raised is not about identifying a single prophetic figure but recognizing the emergence of a framework consistent with biblical descriptions of a deceptive global order.
Technology and Control Infrastructure
Particular attention has been given to redevelopment concepts for Gaza that emphasize advanced technology, artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure. While such proposals are often presented as economic solutions, critics argue that centralized digital systems closely resemble the economic controls described in Revelation 13.
Biblical prophecy, they argue, suggests such systems develop gradually through interconnected networks that regulate participation in commerce and society rather than appearing overnight.
Rejecting Premature Conclusions
Despite heightened concern, the video stresses the importance of restraint. Scripture describes unmistakable signs accompanying the arrival of the Antichrist, including global worship, overt supernatural deception and the abomination of desolation. None of those conditions are currently present.
Current developments, therefore, are framed as preparatory rather than definitive.
A Call for Discernment
The message ultimately points toward vigilance rather than fear. While global systems may be aligning in ways that echo biblical warnings, believers are urged to remain grounded in Scripture and sober in interpretation.
Rather than rushing to label individuals, the emphasis is on understanding the spiritual trajectory of the world and recognizing that, despite rapid change, God’s sovereignty remains unshaken.
James Lasher, a seasoned writer and editor at Charisma Media, combines faith and storytelling with a background in journalism from Otterbein University and ministry experience in Guatemala and the LA Dream Center. A Marine Corps and Air Force veteran, he is the author of The Revelation of Jesus: A Common Man’s Commentary and a contributor to Charisma magazine.
