
Trump team to unveil Gaza’s postwar governance by technocrats
The Trump administration plans to reveal a Gaza postwar governance framework, naming Nickolay Mladenov as high representative to oversee a 14‑member Palestinian technocratic committee running day‑to‑day civil affairs, while a US‑Israeli civilian team led by Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff pursues a phase‑two ceasefire with quick wins such as reopening Rafah, expanding medical aid and easing imports, plus an executive board of international backers. The push faces funding gaps, political risk, and doubts about Hamas disarmament and reconstruction, with criticism of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and concerns that the Sunrise redevelopment plan is detached from ground realities; Davos diplomacy will be used to marshal support, but progress hinges on broader security concessions and real on‑the‑ground capacity.













