Head of Gaza Management Committee: 200,000 urgent housing units to be supplied to Gaza as part of an integrated development plan

In his first official appearance after his appointment, Dr. Ali Shaath, head of the "Palestinian National Committee for the Management of the Gaza Strip," announced the actual launch of the committee's work from the Egyptian capital, Cairo.

Shaath revealed that the top priority is the urgent supply of 200,000 prefabricated housing units, to replace tents, within integrated residential communities that include health, educational, and security facilities.

Shaath explained that the formation of the committee, consisting of 15 moderate professional figures, came as a result of the consensus of Palestinian factions in the recent Cairo meetings, and with direct support from the United States (based on Security Council Resolution 2803 and Trump's peace plan). This committee is considered the "civil bridge" that will take over the immediate administration of the Strip after the undermining of Hamas's field rule.

The launch of the committee coincided with the announcement by US envoy Steve Witkoff of the start of the second phase of the agreement. Shaath praised the pivotal role of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and the support of President Trump's administration, stressing that the committee will work on:

Reconstruction and transparent distribution of humanitarian aid.

Providing care for women and children and addressing war traumas.

Paving the way for the unity of the Palestinian political system and an independent state.

The final statement of the factions in Cairo had affirmed full support for this "transitional committee," while calling on mediators to pressure for the complete withdrawal of the occupation and to ensure the return of normal life, thereby ensuring the confrontation of annexation plans in the West Bank and the Judaization of Jerusalem.