中国收到邀请函，特朗普翻脸：不入群加200%关税，首个受害者出现

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Gaza Peace Committee by Trump in 2026 is perceived as a facade for a form of extortion against major global economies, rather than a genuine international governance platform [1][3][4]. Group 1: Committee Structure and Function - The committee is described as a private club, detached from the United Nations system, with Trump assuming a lifetime presidency, which is unprecedented in modern international organizations [3][4]. - To gain voting rights as a permanent member, countries must pay an entry fee of $1 billion, which Trump claims will be used for post-war reconstruction in Gaza, but he retains full control over the funds [4][17]. Group 2: International Reactions - China's response to the invitation was notably restrained, recognizing the committee's superficial nature and opting not to engage aggressively, while emphasizing the importance of the United Nations [5][16]. - France's President Macron publicly rejected the committee, citing violations of the UN Charter, leading to Trump imposing a punitive 200% tariff on French wine and champagne, which could devastate the French wine industry [5][7][8]. Group 3: Broader Implications for Europe - The punitive tariffs are seen as a political punishment, signaling to the world that compliance with Trump's new order yields benefits, while dissent leads to repercussions [8][13]. - The situation highlights Europe's internal weaknesses, as countries like Germany quickly backtrack on their protests against U.S. actions, revealing a lack of unified resistance to American political coercion [11][13]. Group 4: Strategic Considerations for China - The invitation to China is viewed as a significant ultimatum, with potential repercussions for non-participation, as the U.S. seeks endorsement from major powers like China and Russia for its new rules [16][19]. - The operational model of the committee is characterized as commercialized and coercive, where peace and security are contingent upon financial contributions and territorial concessions [17][19].