Hamas has agreed to form a management committee for Gaza to oversee operations until elections are held. They called for immediate talks on the ceasefire and recognized Egyptian efforts in negotiations. The group emphasized the importance of humanitarian aid and announced their plan for future elections to foster Palestinian unity.
Hamas has announced its agreement to establish a committee of independent national figures tasked with managing the Gaza Strip until elections can be conducted. This decision is aimed at facilitating governance and stability within the region during a transitional period.
Hamas called for the immediate initiation of discussions regarding the second phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. The group’s delegation recently met with Egyptian General Intelligence Chief Hassan Mahmoud Rashad in Cairo to address the ongoing ceasefire and negotiate the terms for the release of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.
The leadership of Hamas expressed thanks to Egypt for its prior efforts, especially regarding the prevention of displacement and for the outcome of the recent Arab summit, particularly concerning the reconstruction plan for Gaza. They reaffirmed the essential rights of the Palestinian people throughout the negotiations.
Additionally, the delegation underscored the importance of adhering to all terms of the ceasefire agreement, emphasizing the need to engage in second-phase talks, open crossings, and facilitate the unrestricted entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza. They also confirmed their agreement to create a community support committee until Palestinian unity and elections at national, presidential, and legislative levels are realized.
Hamas’ recent announcement highlights the establishment of a committee for the administration of the Gaza Strip pending elections. The group’s commitment to the ongoing ceasefire negotiations, recognition of Egyptian support, and emphasis on humanitarian aid access indicates a focus on stabilizing governance while addressing the pressing needs of the Palestinian populace amid ongoing conflicts.
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