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Hamas has announced the dissolution of its governing body in Gaza, a significant shift after two decades of control. The militant group expressed its readiness to transfer authority to a Palestinian technocratic committee, aiming for a more civilian administration to manage the enclave. This decision seemingly opens the path for a US-backed interim administration to take over, although Hamas has not agreed to disarm unilaterally, which has been a condition set by Israel and the United States.
The dissolution is expected to facilitate the establishment of the National Committee for Governance of Gaza, which will be led by Palestinian official Ali Sa'ath. According to various reports, the existing professional and technical staff will temporarily remain in their roles to prevent a governance vacuum. Hamas's move appears to reflect internal and external pressures as the group reassesses its administrative structures amid ongoing challenges within the region.
7 July
Hamas withdrawal from Gaza governance a bid to unblock 'deadlocked' peace plan
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