Palestinian political groups, including Gaza’s ruling Hamas, have agreed to transfer administrative control of the Gaza Strip to a temporary independent technocratic committee. The decision, announced after a Cairo meeting, aims to manage basic services and livelihoods with the support of Arab and international institutions. The factions also pledged to work together to form a unified stance against challenges facing Palestinians and called for convening all parties to revive the Palestine Liberation Organization as the sole legitimate representative of the people. Hamas, not part of the PLO, met with rival Fatah representatives to discuss the second phase of a U.S.-backed ceasefire plan. Egypt’s intelligence chief also held talks with other major Palestinian groups, including Islamic Jihad and the Democratic and Popular Fronts for the Liberation of Palestine.
Palestinian political factions, including Hamas, the ruling group in Gaza, have agreed to hand over the administration of Gaza to an independent technocratic committee in the post-war period.
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