A Palestinian businessman is reportedly being discussed for a possible leadership role in Gaza after the war, in a move observers say underscores international interest in shaping the enclave’s future.
Behind-the-scenes efforts have named Samir Hulileh, a prominent Palestinian businessman, as a potential governor for post-war Gaza, according to a report by the Yedioth Ahronoth daily on Tuesday.
The proposal comes amid Israel’s ongoing genocidal attacks in the besieged territory, which have killed tens of thousands of Palestinians and devastated civilian infrastructure.
Hulileh would act under the auspices of the Arab League and is considered acceptable to both Israel and the United States, the report said.
The alleged aim is to prepare the transition to a new administration of the Gaza Strip.
