A Palestinian body tasked with overseeing Gaza’s future administration has unveiled a detailed plan as part of a US-backed ceasefire initiative. The National Committee for Gaza Management (NGAC), led by General Commissioner Ali Shath, pledged to restore essential services such as electricity, water, healthcare, and education, emphasizing the need to rebuild normal life after years of conflict and destruction.
According to the committee, reconstruction will proceed under the guidance of the US President Donald Trump-led ‘Board of Peace’ and with support from the High Representative for Gaza Affairs. The White House stated that NGAC was formed under Trump’s 20-point peace plan, approved by UN Security Council Resolution 2803. The committee will manage Gaza’s daily administration, oversee reconstruction, and work toward a self-governing system. However, local concerns have emerged over limited Palestinian representation and the influence of pro-Israel members within the new structures.
Despite the ceasefire, Israel continues to restrict humanitarian aid into Gaza, prompting calls from the UN and aid agencies for the removal of barriers. Analysts suggest the US may be seeking a new model for Gaza management outside traditional international frameworks, raising questions about the initiative’s focus on economic recovery over political sovereignty.
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