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Hamas says it will dissolve Gaza government for new Palestinian leadership | AP News

Hamas will transfer civilian control to a non-partisan Palestinian technocratic committee under a U.S.-led peace plan aiming to stabilize Gaza and oversee disarmament.

  • An Israeli drone strike on Monday killed three Palestinians who crossed the ceasefire line near central Gaza's Morag corridor, hospital officials said, while the Israeli military said forces fired at a `terrorist` posing an immediate threat.
  • Hamas said Saturday it will dismantle governing bodies in Gaza and transfer civilian control to a Palestinian technocratic committee now being finalized, with a formal announcement expected soon.
  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Nickolay Mladenov, former U.N. Middle East envoy, is Board of Peace director-general as Washington plans to announce the board next week before Davos.
  • Post‑ceasefire figures show more than 440 killed since the truce, and Egypt will host a Hamas delegation next week to review the ceasefire's second stage and finalize committee talks.
  • The board's members may be announced as early as this week, with Egypt, Qatar and Turkey facilitating phase-two preparations while clearance by Israel and the U.S. remains unclear.
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Ali Shaath appointed head of technocratic committee to manage Gaza: A well-informed Palestinian source revealed the selection of Ali Shaath to head the Palestinian technocratic committee tasked with managing the affairs of the Gaza Strip, in a move aimed at managing the next phase in a technical manner, free from partisan affiliations.

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