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US-backed Gaza committee starts recruiting police, draws 2,000 applicants, officials say
About 2,000 Gaza residents applied for the newly announced police force as part of a US-backed plan to stabilize the region and exclude Hamas from governance.
- On Thursday, the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza opened applications for a Gaza police force, posting an online recruitment link for Palestinians.
- The 20-point plan calls for Gaza governance to be handed to NCAG and exclude Hamas, while Israel's withdrawal and Hamas's disarmament remain major hurdles, Ali Shaath leads NCAG's 15 members.
- In the first hours after the online form went live, Nikolay Mladenov, Trump-appointed envoy, said applicants must be Gaza residents aged 18-35 with no criminal record.
- Training and recruitment plans foresee the UN force training police officers for Gaza, but NCAG did not clarify if current Gazan police could be recruits, Army Major General Jasper Jeffers said.
- With Gaza devastated by over two years of conflict, Hamas says it seeks roles for its police, and Hazem Qassem stated, `We full confidence that it will operate on the basis of benefiting from qualified personnel and not wasting the rights of anyone who worked during the previous period`.
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Gaza police recruitment: US-backed body draws 2,000 applicants
Gaza security plan: A US-backed Palestinian committee begins recruiting police, drawing 2,000 applicants as President Donald Trump unveils a reconstruction push and UN-authorised force. Hamas’s role and Israel’s stance remain key hurdles.
US-backed Gaza committee starts recruiting police, draws 2,000 applicants, officials say
The U.S.-backed Palestinian committee established to take control of Gaza from Hamas militants opened applications for a police force for the enclave on Thursday, as President Donald Trump convened the inaugural meeting of his international Board of Peace.
US-backed Gaza committee starts recruiting police
The US-backed Palestinian committee established to take control of Gaza from Hamas militants opened applications for a police force for the enclave on Thursday, as President Donald Trump convened the inaugural meeting of his international Board of Peace. Trump announced billions of dollars of contributions for Gaza's reconstruction and his administration detailed plans for a UN-authorised stabilisation force for the territory at the meeting in W…
U.S.-Backed Police Force Application Opens for Gaza as Peace Efforts Advance
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