Palestinian factions agree on membership of Gaza post-war governance committee, Egypt says

France 24Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at 5:31:26 PM
Palestinian factions agree on membership of Gaza post-war governance committee, Egypt says
  • All 15 members of a Palestinian committee to oversee post-war governance in Gaza have been agreed upon, as announced by Egypt's foreign ministry. This committee is part of a US-brokered ceasefire plan aimed at disarming Hamas, rebuilding Gaza, and establishing daily governance.
  • The formation of this committee is a significant step towards stabilizing Gaza after the recent conflicts, as it indicates a collaborative effort among Palestinian factions to manage the territory's future.
  • This development occurs amid ongoing challenges in the region, including the complexities of disarming Hamas and the broader implications of US-led peace initiatives, which face skepticism from various stakeholders, including international observers and local populations.
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