Hamas dissolves Gaza government, appoints technocratic administration

Hamas announced on Tuesday that it will dissolve its existing political cabinet and transfer authority to a newly formed technocratic administration. The decision, presented in a brief statement by senior Hamas officials, marks a significant shift in the movement’s governance structure amid ongoing challenges in the Gaza Strip.

The technocratic body, composed of engineers, economists and other specialists, is slated to assume responsibility for day‑to‑day operations, public services and reconstruction efforts. Hamas said the move aims to improve administrative efficiency, attract international assistance and address pressing humanitarian needs without altering the organization’s broader political objectives. The transition is expected to take place over the coming weeks, with the outgoing ministers remaining in caretaker roles until the new team is fully installed.

Observers note that the restructuring reflects Hamas’s attempt to adapt to the post‑conflict environment while maintaining its control over Gaza’s political landscape. The upcoming administration will be tasked with managing limited resources, coordinating with aid agencies and overseeing infrastructure projects as the territory seeks to recover from recent hostilities.