Israel Tasks UAE With Governing Post-War Gaza: Report

A consortium of private security contractors will operate the Netzarim corridor to control displaced Palestinians returning to their homes in the northern strip

The UAE and Israel agreed that the Gulf emirate would take over the management of the Gaza Strip after the war, Israel Hayom reported on 22 January.

Some have proposed the Palestinian Authority (PA), which governs parts of the occupied West Bank on Israel's behalf, be tasked with controlling the strip should the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas hold.

However, the two countries agreed the UAE would take over governance of the strip only following an “invitation” by the Palestinians.

The agreement comes after Israel's Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer said in the Knesset on Wednesday that any initiative for the governance of Gaza seen as coming on behalf of Israel would be viewed as illegitimate. It would be “dead on arrival,” he said.

Dermer added that Israel is “working on it, and [he is] a partner in this work regarding the day after in Gaza.”

🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle

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