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Arafat's nephew returns to West Bank with plan for post-war Gaza
Nasser Qudwa proposes Hamas disarm and political integration in Gaza under international supervision to restore Palestinian governance after recent conflicts, amid calls for reform.
- Last week, Nasser al-Qudwa returned to the West Bank after four years in self-exile and outlined a Gaza roadmap envisioning Hamas as a political party.
- After being readmitted to Fatah, Qudwa returned last week following his 2021 expulsion for defying President Mahmoud Abbas, amid pressure for Palestinian Authority reforms.
- He proposed that existing PA assets be repurposed and Gaza police vetted for a new force, and said a Palestinian `council of commissioners` could run Gaza under Palestinian oversight, with international supervision acceptable.
- But Israeli opposition remains a major barrier as Hamas rejects disarmament and refuses governance, while Qudwa says confronting PA corruption is essential to regain public trust.
- Given the legacy of the October 7, 2023 attacks, President Donald Trump proposes an internationally supervised technocratic Palestinian committee, while analysts say Nasser al-Qudwa's role depends on factional agreement and evolving plans.
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Nasser al-Qudwa was readmitted to Fatah after four years of self-exile and presented a road map for the enclave. He criticized corruption and warned: “Palestinians can only be ruled by Palestinians.”
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Arafat's nephew returns to West Bank with plan for post-war Gaza
A nephew of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has returned to the West Bank after four years of self-exile, outlining a roadmap to secure peace in Gaza with Hamas transforming into a political party and declaring his readiness to help govern.
·United Kingdom
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Relative of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, Nasser al-Qudwa (72) has returned to the West Bank
·Belgrade, Serbia
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Leaning Left3Leaning Right4Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution40% Right
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