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16.03.2025
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Hamas takes another step in giving up its rule and its weapons
The Palestinian Authority government, with Hamas's consent, has established the Executive Committee for the Management of the Gaza Strip. The committee will take Hamas' place in power in the Strip and, by agreement, disarm Hamas. At the same time: with the consent of Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, Egypt is asking Israel to allow the PA police to enter Gaza. The US is informed of the move and is aware of its details. The emergency conference in Cairo approved the move, and following it, Egypt turned to Israel with a request to agree to the entry of the Palestinian police into the Strip. An important Palestinian source: "The US is not announcing the move, as it will align itself with the Netanyahu government's decision; If the Netanyahu government rejects the plan, including Hamas's commitments to disarm, "The US will leave itself the option to deny the plan, and at the same time Hamas will also deny it."
These are the names of the members of the Gaza Management Committee, which was established by the Palestinian Authority government with the consent of Hamas:
Dr. Majed Abu Ramadan, head of the committee, current Minister of Health in the Palestinian Authority government, former resident of Gaza, and mayor of Gaza from 2005-2008, was born in Gaza in 1955. Mundar Shablak, member of the committee, formerly general director of the water sector in towns in the Gaza Strip. Hussam Abu Daka, member of the committee, senior official at the World Bank. Amjad A Shawa, member of the committee, former chairman of the civil society organizations in Gaza. Hana Tarzi, member of the committee, former deputy director of the Al-Mizan Center for Human Rights in the Gaza Strip. Aytam Abu Shaaban, member of the committee, CEO of the Ooredoo mobile communications company. Hamam Yazji, member of the committee, businessman, from a well-known family in the Gaza Strip. Iyad Nasser, member of the committee, formerly head of the Civil Coordination Office with Israel. Dr. Ali Barhoum, member of the committee, formerly director general of the Joint Services Council (waste management) in the Gaza Strip. Raed Jaber Fatouh, member of the committee, formerly chairman of the Presidential Committee for Coordinating the Entry of Goods and director general of the Gaza crossings. Hani Najem, member of the committee, member of the board of directors of the Abdel Mohsen Kattan Foundation, an institution that is equivalent to a large philanthropic foundation in Israel, Abdel Mohsen Kattan – Palestinian millionaire and philanthropist. Dr. Abdel Khalek Farah, member of the committee, former chairman of Al-Azhar University (destroyed by the IDF in the Iron Sword War). Ahmed Abu al-Ida, member of the committee, former chairman of the Gaza Businessmen's Association. Dr. Muhammad Abu Shala, member of the committee, psychiatrist, former chairman of the Gaza Strip Mental Health Services. Amon Basiso, member of the committee, consultant to international organizations.
BY Mati Cohen
The Palestinian Authority government, with Hamas's consent, established the Gaza Management Committee. The committee, which consists of public figures, business, medical and academic figures, will manage the Gaza Strip and disarm Hamas by consensus. Since this is a broad process, in which Arab countries, led by Egypt, participate, Egypt has forwarded a request to Israel to allow the Palestinian Authority police to enter the Gaza Strip. The Palestinian police will be the only armed force in Gaza. Hamas will likely refuse the entry of an international force into the Strip. The emergency conference held in Cairo two weeks ago even confirmed its support for the plan. The US is secretly taking part in the plan, but according to a Palestinian source, it is still waiting for the Israeli government to decide, and if the Israeli government rejects the plan, the US will withdraw from it and even deny it. If the plan is implemented, Hamas will become an unarmed political movement, and it is possible that it and senior Fatah officials will lead Hamas' integration into the PLO. We do not know what the effects of the plan will be on Hamas in the West Bank; In our assessment, the Islamo-Nazi organization will try to leave this question open, as a bargaining chip in Palestinian negotiations with Israel and the US.