Governing Authority: Board of Peace (BoP) / UN Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025)
Primary Framework: Comprehensive Peace Plan / Sharm Sheikh Protocol
LENS 1: HISTORICAL & PHYSICAL GROUNDING
- Geographical Scope: Gaza Strip territory.
- Key Operational Entities:
- BoP: Board of Peace (Executive oversight body).
- NCAG: National Committee for the Administration of Gaza (Civil administration).
- ISF: International Stabilization Force (Buffer/protection force).
- IVC: International Verification Committee (Audit and compliance body).
- Physical Assets Impacted: Tunnels, heavy weaponry, weapon depots, production sites, and municipal civil infrastructure.
LENS 2: LEGAL & COVENANTAL PARAMETERS
- Covenantal Status: Transition from active combatant occupation to a temporary internationalized administrative mandate (NCAG).
- Legal Benchmarks:
- Palestinian Law (Governance, civil servant rights, licensing).
- UNSC Resolution 2803 (2025).
- Sharm Sheikh Protocol.
- Governing Maxim: “One Authority, One Law, One Weapon.”
- Rights & Forfeiture Rules:
- Forfeiture: Hamas and affiliated factions forfeit all governing authority, security functions, heavy armament, and armed militia privileges.
- Retention/Protection: Former civil servants retain legal rights and pensions regardless of prior political affiliation.
LENS 3: DECEPTIVE INTELLECTUALISM & STRUCTURAL RISKS
(Identifying systemic friction points, ambiguous terms, or structural enforcement gaps)
- Verification Dependencies: Phase progression is strictly gated by IVC certification. If either party fails compliance, transition halts.
- Dual-Use Vetting Ambiguities: Police vetting protocol requires transferring weapons to NCAG while routing unvetted or rejected personnel into “alternative civilian roles” or retirement.
- Financial Cap Bottleneck: NCAG is capped at addressing up to $400M USD in verified claims/commitments over a 3-year phased implementation. Claims exceeding this cap are deferred to an unspecified “wider national process.”
LENS 4: REFORMER / SOCIAL IMPACT & TENSION
- Civil Continuity: Immediate assumption of public services by NCAG to stabilize basic societal function.
- Social Peace Agreement: Formal covenant prohibiting internal reprisals, armed demonstrations, public military displays, or political feuds.
- Demilitarization Protocol: Separation of non-state combatants from policing. Militia members are explicitly barred from integration into police or security services.
LENS 5: MYSTICAL / IDEOLOGICAL DISSOLUTION
- Disarmament Mechanics: Complete surrender of ideological or factional monopoly on violence. Factional weaponry is transferred exclusively to NCAG control.
- Prohibition on Foreign Transfer: Explicit covenant that no surrendered factional arms may be transferred to Israel or non-Palestinian entities, keeping the structural custody within the recognized sovereign entity (NCAG).
OPERATIONAL PROTOCOL STEPS (PHASED WORKFLOW)
[Phase 1: Compliance & Audit] ├── Ceasefire Verification (Sharm Sheikh Protocol) ├── IVC Setup & 14-Day Implementation Timetable Draft └── Approval & Certification by IVC │ ▼[Phase 2: Administrative Handover & Deployment] ├── NCAG enters Gaza / Assumes Sole Governance ├── ISF Deploys (Buffer Zone / Separates IDF & Civil Areas) └── Transfer of Police Weapons to NCAG Authority │ ▼[Phase 3: Phased Decommissioning & Withdrawal] ├── Decommissioning of Heavy Arms, Depots, & Tunnels (Monitored by IVC) ├── Phased IDF Withdrawal proportional to Decommissioning Milestones └── Execution of Social Peace Agreement (Prohibition of Militia Displays) │ ▼[Phase 4: Stabilization & Reconstruction] ├── Financial/Administrative Audit ($400M Cap Resolution) ├── Vetting / Reintegration of Civilian Infrastructure └── Supervised Reconstruction under BoP / NCAG Framework
Core Protocol Summary
The roadmap functions as a gated, conditional state-transition algorithm. Progression between phases is strictly dependent on third-party verification (IVC) of dual compliance: the systematic surrender of heavy weapons and governance by Palestinian factions in exchange for phased military withdrawal by Israeli forces and civil stabilization under the NCAG.
Source Document ID: JPOST-ART-904230 (July 31, 2026)

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