Under Egyptian auspices, multiple Palestinian factions, including the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and the Palestinian National Liberation Movement (Fatah), held talks in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, on October 23 and 24.

A statement issued after the meeting pointed out thatAgree to establish a temporary independent technical bureaucracy to govern Gaza¡£ The newly created body will be composed of independents from Gaza, responsible for managing day-to-day affairs and providing basic services. The statement also called for the establishment of an international committee to supervise the funding and implementation of the reconstruction work in the Gaza Strip.

How does the outside world view the joint statement issued by multiple Palestinian factions on the 24th? Can this statement play a positive role in the future ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip?

The list of members of the Interim Governing Council is being determined

General reporter Lu Junhong:Several aspects of the joint statement issued by the Palestinian factions on the same day were more concerned, such as the agreement on the formation of an interim management committee on the next stage of governance in Gaza. According to the principles agreed by the parties, the members of the committee will be composed of independent technical bureaucrats, not from the factions. And the members of the committee will also come from within Gaza, not from outside. It has been that a preliminary list of members of the committee has been formed and has been principally recognized by the factions.

Unclear Israeli and Palestinian factions hope international forces will supervise ceasefire

General reporter Lu Junhong:In addition, the statement clearly highlighted the importance of the United Nations resolution to set up a peacekeeping force in Gaza to maintain the ceasefire.Analysts said that in the face of Israeli uncertainty, efforts to seek international force intervention and support to ensure that the ceasefire is not broken have become the current consensus among Palestinian factions.

It remains to be seen whether the Baghdadists can break up their unified positions.

General reporter Lu Junhong:Analysts generally believe that the outcome of this Palestinian dialogue is positive from the current perspective, but whether the parties can value the opportunity and truly cross divergent and unified positions needs to be further observed. There is also the view that how Hamas is positioned and exists in the future Palestinian political map requires the Palestinian factions to deal properly together.