41 minutes ago, Shan Jan said:

USA krsi sve zive obicaje i zakone zarad Izraela pa ti pricaj kako ne postoji jevrejska zavera koja kontrolise svet

Ah posle one svinjarije sa Talibanima kad su dolazili u Oslo jer humanitarna situacija.Bibi bi trebalo da poseti Hag baci noge pod astal u neki restoran,razbaskari se.Sto da ne.

specifically emphasizing funds meant to strengthen Hamas’s regime, during a secret meeting in Jerusalem.

https://x.com/ragipsoylu/status/2006985382357770681

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The Russian army is urgently evacuating the staff of the Russian embassy along with their families in Israel and returning them to Russia. This is the third flight by Russia in the past 24 hours to evacuate its embassy in Israel.

There are some news that Russia has been informed of apparently.

jel prati neko sta se desava izmedju brata bin zajeba i mbs-a?

Palestinian administration in Gaza, the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), and begins the full demilitarization and reconstruction of Gaza, primarily the disarmament of all unauthorized personnel. The US expects Hamas to comply fully with its obligations, including the immediate return of the final deceased hostage. Failure to do so will bring serious consequences.

Importantly, Phase One delivered historic humanitarian aid, maintained the ceasefire, returned all living hostages and the remains of twenty-seven of the twenty-eight deceased hostages. We are deeply grateful to Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar for their indispensable mediation efforts that made all progress to date possible.

https://x.com/SEPeaceMissions/status/2011478211075391845

https://x.com/AJEnglish/status/2012107083957629299

Edited January 16Jan 16 by vememah

Statement on President Trump’s Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict

The White House

January 16, 2026

Yesterday, President Donald J. Trump congratulated the formation of the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG), a vital step forward in implementing Phase Two of his Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict—a 20-point roadmap for lasting peace, stability, reconstruction, and prosperity in the region.

The NCAG will be led by Dr. Ali Sha’ath, a widely respected technocratic leader who will oversee the restoration of core public services, the rebuilding of civil institutions, and the stabilization of daily life in Gaza, while laying the foundation for long-term, self-sustaining governance. Dr. Sha’ath brings deep experience in public administration, economic development, and international engagement, and is widely respected for his pragmatic, technocratic leadership and understanding of Gaza’s institutional realities.

This milestone perfectly aligns with United Nations Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025), which endorsed President Trump’s Comprehensive Plan and welcomed the establishment of the Board of Peace. The Board of Peace will play an essential role in fulfilling all 20 points of the President’s plan, providing strategic oversight, mobilizing international resources, and ensuring accountability as Gaza transitions from conflict to peace and development.

To operationalize the Board of Peace’s vision—under the chairmanship of President Donald J. Trump—a founding Executive Board has been formed, composed of leaders with experience across diplomacy, development, infrastructure, and economic strategy. The appointed members are:

• Secretary Marco Rubio

• Steve Witkoff

• Jared Kushner

• Sir Tony Blair

• Marc Rowan

• Ajay Banga

• Robert Gabriel

Each Executive Board member will oversee a defined portfolio critical to Gaza’s stabilization and long-term success, including, but not limited to, governance capacity-building, regional relations, reconstruction, investment attraction, large-scale funding, and capital mobilization.

In support of this operating model, the Chairman has appointed Aryeh Lightstone and Josh Gruenbaum as senior advisors to the Board of Peace, charged with leading day-to-day strategy and operations, and translating the Board’s mandate and diplomatic priorities into disciplined execution.

H.E. Nickolay Mladenov, an Executive Board member, will serve as the High Representative for Gaza. In this capacity, he will act as the on-the-ground link between the Board of Peace and the NCAG. He will support the Board’s oversight of all aspects of Gaza’s governance, reconstruction, and development, while ensuring coordination across civilian and security pillars.

To establish security, preserve peace, and establish a durable terror-free environment, Major General Jasper Jeffers has been appointed Commander of the International Stabilization Force (ISF), where he will lead security operations, support comprehensive demilitarization, and enable the safe delivery of humanitarian aid and reconstruction materials.

In support of the Office of the High Representative and the NCAG, a Gaza Executive Board is being established. The Board will help support effective governance and the delivery of best-in-class services that advance peace, stability, and prosperity for the people of Gaza. The appointed members are:

• Steve Witkoff

• Jared Kushner

• Minister Hakan Fidan

• Ali Al-Thawadi

• General Hassan Rashad

• Sir Tony Blair

• Marc Rowan

• Minister Reem Al-Hashimy

• Nickolay Mladenov

• Yakir Gabay

• Sigrid Kaag

The United States remains fully committed to supporting this transitional framework, working in close partnership with Israel, key Arab nations, and the international community to achieve the objectives of the Comprehensive Plan. The President calls on all parties to cooperate fully with the NCAG, the Board of Peace, and the International Stabilization Force to ensure the swift and successful implementation of the Comprehensive Plan.

Additional Executive Board and Gaza Executive Board members will be announced over the coming weeks.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/2026/01/statement-on-president-trumps-comprehensive-plan-to-end-the-gaza-conflict/

Palestinian body for administering Gaza ready to immediately move to strip: Shaath

Mohamed Hatem , Friday 16 Jan 2026

The members of the National Committee for the Administration of the Gaza Strip (NCAG) will immediately move to Gaza to carry out their administrative and relief duties in the strip as soon as possible.

Ali Shaath (centre), chair of the Palestinian National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, attends the committee’s first meeting in Cairo. Photo courtesy of Al Qahera News

“Starting today, after the Cairo meeting, we will move to Gaza and begin providing relief to our people,” said Ali Shaath, the head of the newly formed Palestinian technocratic body tasked with administering post-war Gaza, in an exclusive interview with Al-Qahera News on friday after the committee held its first meeting in the Egyptian capital.

He described the committee as composed of “moderate Palestinian professional figures” focused on governance rather than factional politics.

“All of us on the committee have committed to building a Palestinian national economy,” Shaath said.

He added that the committee will work according to a plan that has received broad regional and international backing.

“The plan is based on the Egyptian one, which has been approved by the Arab League, endorsed by the Islamic world, and welcomed by the European Union,” he said.

According to mediators Egypt, Qatar, and  Türkiye, the 15-member committee is headed by Shaath, a former Palestinian Authority deputy minister who previously oversaw the development of industrial zones.

Shaath, 68, a Gaza native and former Palestinian Authority deputy minister, will head the new technocratic committee set to administer the Gaza Strip, the mediating countries announced on Wednesday.

He was born in the southern city of Khan Younis in 1958, later leaving to study in Egypt.

Shaath hails from a prominent family and clan with a record of political engagement, with many of its members affiliated with the Fatah party.

He holds a PhD in Civil Engineering with a specialization in infrastructure and urban development from Queen’s University Belfast in the UK, as well as earlier degrees from Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt.

Shaath previously served as the Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority’s deputy minister of planning and international cooperation, as well as undersecretary for the ministry of transportation and communications, among other portfolios.

On Thursday, Diaa Rashwan, head of Egypt’s State Information Service (SIS), stated in an interview with Saudi TV channel Al Arabiya that the technocratic committee would assume “full administrative, executive, local service and security-related responsibilities” as part of the second phase of the ceasefire.

Rashwan said the Sharm El-Sheikh Agreement, brokered by Egypt, Qatar, Türkiye and the US on 11 October, stipulates the formation of the committee, which would be composed of “independent technocrats not affiliated with any Palestinian faction,” whether in Gaza, the West Bank, or elsewhere.

On 11 October, Israel and Hamas signed onto Trump’s plan, which stipulates a truce in the Gaza war and an understanding that the strip would be administered during a transitional period by a Palestinian technocratic body overseen by an international “Board of Peace.”

Despite the truce, Israeli strikes have killed more than 451 Palestinians and wounded hundreds of others in the last three months, raising the number of those killed since the start of Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza in October 2023 to 71,441 people and the wounded to 171,329, mostly women and children.

The second phase in the truce between Israel and Hamas focuses on technocratic governance and the reconstruction of Gaza, while the Israeli demand for a "demilitarized Gaza" remains a key sticking point.

Rashwan added that while the technocrat committee’s mandate includes security-related roles, those responsibilities would be constrained by realities on the ground.

“Security is normally a police responsibility,” Rashwan said, adding that "around 58 percent of Gaza remains under Israeli occupation and therefore falls outside the committee’s jurisdiction."

“Responsibility for those areas will rest with the Board of Peace,” he said, referring to the international body chaired by US President Donald Trump and the International Stabilization Force (ISF).

Mediators Egypt, Qatar, and Türkiye stated earlier this week that the formation of the Palestinian Technocratic Government had been completed.

They expressed hope that the government would help implement the second phase of the agreement, prevent a renewal of hostilities and further escalation, and stabilize the Gaza Strip.

For its part, the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas reiterated its support for the formation of the committee, stressing that “it is a step in the right direction to lead post-war Gaza."

Trump said on Thursday that he was backing the newly appointed Palestinian Technocratic Government and would chair the Board of Peace.

“I am backing a newly appointed Palestinian Technocratic Government to govern Gaza during its transition,” Trump said, adding that the board’s members would be announced shortly.

The US president's remarks came a day after Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, announced the launch of the second phase of the ceasefire agreement, which has remained fragile amid near-daily Israeli violations of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

On Thursday, Rashwan said Trump’s plan does not specify which party would be responsible for carrying out disarmament, adding, “To be honest and precise, Hamas will not be disarmed by force,” Rashwan said.

He said Israel, despite its overwhelming military power and more than two years of war, had failed to achieve that objective, and that any renewed attempt would breach Trump’s agreement and return the region to war.

He added that the ISF would not engage in military confrontation, as its mandate is limited to peacekeeping.

https://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/1234/560613/Egypt/Foreign-Affairs/Palestinian-technocratic-body-for-Gaza-begins-work.aspx

Secretary of State

https://x.com/BarakRavid/status/2012558441621991897

money***, sources say

The charter would be considered unacceptable to most countries who could have potentially joined the board, sources say

Netanyahu has rejected the terms

Several nations strongly oppose the draft of Trump’s charter and are working on collectively pushing back against the proposals, sources said

They are concerned Trump is trying to build a rival to the United Nations that’s about more than Gaza and that he would totally control

It means that despite Trump’s advertising of the Board of Peace, in fact it does not have the support of key regional or global players

https://bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-17/trump-wants-nations-to-pay-1-billion-to-stay-on-his-peace-board

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