The Cabinet decided, on Tuesday, to rent an emergency headquarters to mobilize and receive aid inside the Strip, especially in light of the occupation’s targeting of a number of previous warehouses, and the need to organize the process of distributing aid to those who deserve it.

During the ministerial session held in Ramallah, he also decided to form a committee to evaluate the conditions of the Gaza Electricity Distribution Company and its employees and rectify their situation.

Prime Minister Mohamed Mustafa reviewed the outcomes and discussions of the Cairo Ministerial Conference to enhance the humanitarian response in the Gaza Strip, and stressed the need to intensify international pressure on the occupation to resume the entry of aid and planning for emergency relief, and support the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), renewing his thanks to sisterly Egypt for hosting the conference in which 103 delegations from various countries, organizations and international bodies participated.

The Council of Ministers reiterated the State of Palestine's categorical rejection of any attempt to perpetuate the occupation in the Gaza Strip, reduce its geography, or cut off any part of the territory of the State of Palestine.

The Council also discussed government interventions to repair the effects of the Israeli invasions of the West Bank governorates, and thanked the various institutions and cadres working to serve our people, especially the cadres of the Civil Defense, Public Works, local authorities, and partners from the Chambers of Commerce and various institutions, for their active and collaborative role in rehabilitating roads and infrastructure to enhance the steadfastness of our people.

He also approved the appointment of a management committee for the municipal council in Jayyous in Qalqilya Governorate, especially after the resignation of more than half of the members of the previous council.

On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which falls today, 3/12, the Council of Ministers paid tribute and appreciation to people with disabilities, stressing the continuation of work to integrate them more into the structure of institutions, and defending their issues, especially their suffering due to the continued aggression against our people in the Strip, as estimates by the Palestinian General Union of Persons with Disabilities indicate that the occupation has caused the disability of more than 90 thousand citizens since the beginning of the aggression on Gaza.

The Council welcomed the President’s issuance of the decree amending the State Property Management Law, which included new standards that would facilitate the process of citizens renting state lands, especially in areas close to the racist separation wall or areas targeted by colonialism, in order to benefit from them and invest in them to protect them from seizure.