Macron, Egypt, and Jordan Back Palestinian Authority for Post-War Gaza Governance

French President Macron, alongside Egyptian and Jordanian leaders, calls for Hamas's exclusion from Gaza's future administration and endorses an Arab League reconstruction plan.

French President Emmanuel Macron firmly stated that Hamas should have no role in governing Gaza after the war, advocating for leadership under a strengthened Palestinian Authority dominated by Fatah.
Macron, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, and Jordan's King Abdullah II issued a joint statement emphasizing that governance, security, and law and order in Gaza should be the sole responsibility of the Palestinian Authority.
The leaders endorsed the Arab League's reconstruction plan for Gaza, rejecting any forced displacement of Palestinians and opposing annexation of Gaza or the West Bank.
Macron and Sisi signed strategic partnership agreements to deepen France-Egypt ties, with France committing €260 million in aid for sectors such as health, transport, and energy.
The leaders condemned resumed Israeli military operations in Gaza, called for an immediate return to ceasefire talks, and highlighted Egypt's role as a mediator in the conflict.