The Gaza Peace Council said in an official announcement that negotiations are progressing, and that Hamas will have no role in governing the Strip, including behind-the-scenes influence, according to N12.
The Gaza Peace Council reiterated its position Thursday, stating that Hamas will have no governing role in the Strip after the conclusion of ongoing negotiations — not even behind the scenes. In an official announcement reported by N12, the Council said talks are progressing and that the final arrangement will exclude Hamas from any administrative or operational influence.
As The Zioneer reported earlier Thursday, the Council had already said that Hamas would be excluded from governance. The new statement explicitly rules out any covert role. The Council has been pushing for a technocratic government under the principle of 'one authority, one law, one weapon,' a framework backed by the Trump peace plan. No timeline for the completion of talks was provided.
4 developments
- StrongDiplomat: Gaza disarmament roadmap will have 'no exceptions' for weapons or individuals — i24NEWS
- DevelopingHamas announces dissolution of its Gaza government, readiness to transfer weapons to Peace Council
- DevelopingGaza 'Board of Peace' advances initiatives without awaiting Hamas response on disarmament
- StrongPeace Council officials: Hamas trying to evade governing responsibility, no reconstruction without disarmament
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