Hamas and Fatah agree on governance of the Gaza Strip.

Hamas and Fatah have reached an agreement on civil administration in Gaza, a Hamas source told Qatari outlet Al Arabiya. Hamas has agreed not to control the crossings, and another meeting with Fatah is expected to resolve the situation. Various options for governing the strip are currently being discussed, including the establishment of a technocratic government endorsed by both organizations.

Palestinian factions held a reconciliation dialogue in Beijing from July 21 to 23, where the “Beijing Declaration on Reconciliation Dialogue” was signed. Among the issues discussed was the creation of a local governing body composed of independent figures, as well as the possible formation of a local governing body under the current PA government. Representatives of various factions, including Hamas and Fatah, support the dialogue and reconciliation initiative.

Information about plans and agreements between Hamas and Fatah has also been confirmed by China Central Television. Palestinian groups continue to maintain contacts and discuss possibilities for resolving the situation in Gaza, which is a positive step towards peaceful coexistence and stability in the region.

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