French President Emmanuel Macron, King of Jordan, Abdallah II. And Egyptian President Abdal Fattáh Sisi said on Monday that after the war between Israel and the Palestinian militant Hamas movement, the Gaza band must be managed by representatives of the Palestinian self -government. According to the AFP report, TASR reports this.
The question of the Palestinian Territory Administration has become one of the central disputed points in the effort to extend the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, which failed last month, recalls AFP.
Macron said during a visit to Cairo that Hamas should not play a role in managing the Gaza band after the conflict. At the same time, he stated that he was fundamentally against the displacement of the Palestinians, and instead supported the plan of renewal approved by the League of Arab states (LAŠ). “Hamas must not play any role in the report (Gaza) and must not pose a threat to Israel more,” Macron said.
Leaders call for a ceasefire
“For the government, the law, the order, the security of the Gaza Strip and the entire Palestinian territory, the Palestinian self -government must be responsible,” three leaders said in a joint statement. Together, they also asked for an immediate renewal of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, which ended after the first phase.
During the meeting, Sisi also emphasized the need for a “fair solution” of the Palestinian situation to ensure “permanent peace and stability” in the Middle East. King Abdallah II. Again, he emphasized the need for a “righteous and comprehensive peace based on a two -state solution” and thus the existence of Israel alongside the Palestinian state.
Also called to the US
During his visit to Cairo, the French head of state also organized a call on the Gaza band with the White House boss Donald Trump and other leaders present, the Elysee Palace said. “On the initiative of the President of the Republic, a call with President Trump was made today and other leaders of the countries” to discuss the situation in the Gaza Strip, “Macron’s office said.
Israel promised to destroy Hamas and strongly rejected any future role of this movement in the Gaza Strip after the movement 7 October 2023 attacked Israel and began the war. Hamas has been in Gaza since 2007, although the group signaled that it would be willing to leave administrative and civilian issues to the Palestinian Technocratic group. However, she did not bind to give up weapons, writes AFP.
