US and Israel Depend on Palestinian Engineer
The article focuses on the appointment of Palestinian engineer Ali Abdel Hamid Shaath to lead the Gaza administration under American-Israeli supervision, as part of efforts to rebuild the affected sector. Shaath presents himself as an expert in project management and reconstruction, working on managing funding and providing services temporarily until the Palestinian Authority can resume its responsibilities. One of his most notable proposals is to transfer Gaza's rubble to the sea in order to expand residential spaces, with an estimated duration of around three years for the process. Shaath faces a complex task of improving the lives of Gaza's residents without being portrayed as a tool in the hands of the occupiers, amid concerns that his administration could become a permanent situation that deepens Palestinian division—especially given the uncertainty surrounding Palestinian elections and the security and political challenges confronting reconstruction and development efforts.
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