Palestinian authorities have prepared a plan to restore Gaza's governance

The Palestinian National Authority (PNA) has developed a plan for the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip. Abdel Fattah Al-Dawla, an official representative of the largest faction within the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), Fatah, told Izvestia.

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"The PNA has prepared a complete and comprehensive plan of action to govern the Gaza Strip, restore infrastructure, humanitarian aid in the Strip through the relevant ministries," Fatah said.

The movement's spokesperson also noted that Ramallah continued its work despite the freeze on Palestinian tax funds, which Israel justified with the claim that part of the allocations were being directed to Gaza.

"Even now, after the first phase of the agreement, representatives of the NPA are involved in the work of clearing the rubble and providing financial, medical and other support to our people there," Abdel Fattah told Al-Dawla.

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