Hamas and Fatah Agree on Temporary Committee for Gaza Governance
In Cairo talks, Palestinian factions reach consensus on a non-political body to manage post-war Gaza services.
- Hamas and Fatah leaders convened in Cairo to discuss the administration of Gaza following a year-long conflict with Israel.
- The factions agreed to form a temporary committee focused on managing the Rafah border crossing and providing essential services in Gaza.
- This committee will consist of 10 to 15 members unaffiliated with either faction, pending further discussions.
- The talks are part of ongoing efforts to reconcile differences between Hamas and Fatah, who have been divided since 2007.
- Egypt is facilitating these negotiations, emphasizing the importance of reestablishing Palestinian control at the Rafah crossing.