Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been adamant in his opposition to the Palestinian Authority (PA) governing the Gaza Strip after the Israel Defense Forces wipe out Hamas. However, a recent development suggests this might not matter to the Biden administration, which has been forceful in its contention that the PA should be placed in charge of the region after the Israel-Hamas war concludes.
White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan recently participated in a meeting with PA leadership to discuss what happens after Hamas is eliminated.
Driving the news: White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan met on Friday in Ramallah with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and discussed with him how the Palestinian Authority could be involved in governing Gaza after the war ends.
“They absolutely talked about post-conflict Gaza and governance issues and about a…
