Hamas announced the dissolution of the government in Gaza along with the formation of a technocratic committee, but the details remain unclear.

Hamas has declared that it will dissolve the current government in Gaza as soon as a Palestinian technocratic committee takes control, according to a peace plan negotiated by the USA. The details regarding the timing of the change and the names of the technocrats, who should not have political affiliation, have not yet been announced. An international body, led by Trump, called the "Council for Peace," will oversee the government and the aspects of the ceasefire, including the disarmament of Hamas. Meanwhile, violence has continued, with several Palestinians killed by Israeli fire. Hamas will discuss with Egyptian, Qatari, and Turkish officials to advance the formation of the technocratic committee.

Additionally, Israel has announced the appointment of Bulgarian diplomat Nickolay Mladenov as the general director of the council, while the Japanese foreign minister expressed Japan's desire to contribute to the ceasefire. The war continues to have a devastating impact on the population of Gaza, with over 400 Palestinians killed by Israeli attacks.