马克龙拒绝加入加沙“和平委员会”，特朗普回应

Group 1 - French President Macron declined to join the US-led Gaza "Peace Committee," citing concerns that it may undermine the United Nations' authority [1][3] - The "Peace Committee" is perceived as having broad powers beyond the transitional governance of Gaza, raising significant issues regarding UN principles and structure [3][4] - Trump threatened to impose a 200% tariff on French wine and champagne in response to Macron's refusal, indicating a potential escalation in trade tensions [1][3] Group 2 - Approximately 60 countries and international organizations have been invited to join the "Peace Committee," with many expressing caution about its implications for the UN [4][5] - Some leaders, including those from Argentina, Hungary, and Morocco, have accepted the invitation, while others, like Canada, are hesitant due to financial commitments required for permanent membership [5][6] - The committee's charter requires a $1 billion cash contribution within the first year for permanent membership, which has raised concerns among several invited nations [5][6]