Ramallah: The Fatah Central Committee met on Sunday evening at the movement's Mobilization and Organization headquarters in Ramallah to deliberate on the latest developments concerning the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, following the plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, the Central Committee welcomed the initiative and stressed the necessity for full compliance by all involved parties. This includes the release of detainees from both sides, the prompt delivery of humanitarian, food, and medical aid, and the complete withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from all Palestinian territories, cities, and refugee camps in the Gaza Strip.
The Committee voiced strong condemnation of the persistent Israeli aerial and artillery bombardment throughout the Gaza Strip and expressed appreciation for the resilience and sacrifices of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. Additionally, the Committee addressed internal and organizational matters of the movement, adopting several resolutions. It affirmed its commitment to remain in continuous session to monitor developments and follow up on efforts and initiatives related to the Palestinian cause.
The meeting also focused on internal matters, including the approval of Dr. Nasser Al-Qudwa's return to the Fatah movement and its Central Committee, along with the reinstatement of two other members based on the Committee's decisions. The Central Committee acknowledged the marches, demonstrations, and sit-ins held across various European and Islamic countries and appreciated the positions of states that have recently recognized the State of Palestine.
Regarding the decision to reinstate Dr. Nasser Al-Qudwa to the movement, it was highlighted that he had sent a letter to President Mahmoud Abbas on this matter. In his letter, Dr. Al-Qudwa emphasized that restoring unity and cohesion within the Fatah movement at all levels is crucial for mobilizing collective capabilities and willpower toward achieving national goals of freedom and independence. He expressed his desire to contribute to advancing the national and humanitarian mission alongside the President in a spirit of respect.
