Palestinian PM Mohammad Mustafa has stated that it is unacceptable for any entity other than the Palestinian Authority to govern the Gaza Strip in the future.

Speaking at a conference in Norway, Mustafa said pressure must continue to agree ... Only the Palestinian Authority is legitimately placed to assume governance in the Gaza Strip after fighting ends and there should be no attempt to split Gaza off from ...

The Palestinian prime minister says it's unacceptable for any entity other than the Palestinian Authority to run the Gaza Strip in the future. Mohammad Mustafa made the comments Wednesday on

The Palestinian Prime Minister has said it “will not be acceptable” for any entity other than the Palestinian Authority to run the Gaza Strip in the future. Mohammad Mustafa made the comments on Wednesday as he visited Norway, one of three European ...

"The Palestinian government has completed all preparations to assume full responsibilities in the Strip," their statement said.

The Palestinian prime minister says it's unacceptable for any entity other than the Palestinian Authority to run the Gaza Strip in the future. Mohammad Mustafa made the comments Wednesday on

Palestinian prime minister Mohammad Mustafa said, ‘While we’re waiting for the ceasefire, it’s important to stress that it will not be acceptable for any entity to govern Gaza Strip but the legitimate

OSLO, January 15, 2025 (WAFA) – As a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip seems imminent, Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa Wednesday stressed that such an agreement must lead to the cessation of the Israeli aggression and guarantee that it would not be repeated.

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There should be no attempt to split Gaza off from the occupied West Bank as part of a Palestinian state: Mustafa

He was visiting Norway, one of three European countries ... to consolidate the separation between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, or creating transitional entities, will be rejected.”

Israel has launched what it describes as an ‘extensive and significant’ operation in the West Bank camp, home to 25,000 refugees.