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Mohammad Mustafa, a Palestinian business figure, appointed as prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, tasked with rebuilding Gaza after Israeli bombardment. A close ally of Mahmoud Abbas, Mustafa brings expertise in economics and governance. With billions in international aid anticipated, Mustafa faces the challenge of navigating political complexities while fostering unity and reconstruction in Gaza.


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00:00 After a month since Palestine's former prime minister resigned, Mohammad Mustafa has now
00:05 been appointed as the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority on Thursday, emerging
00:10 as the prominent Palestinian business figure known for his stewardship in Gaza's reconstruction
00:15 during Hamas Islamist rule.
00:17 A notable ally of the Palestinian leader Mohammad Abbas, Mustafa is an economist educated in
00:23 the United States.
00:24 He previously spearheaded the Palestinian telecommunications company, Paltel, and also
00:28 later served as the head of the Palestinian Public Palestine Investment Fund, PIF, managing
00:34 the assets, nearly $1 billion, directed towards projects across the Palestinian territories.
00:40 A decade ago, Mustafa was also enlisted to lead Gaza's reconstruction effort following
00:44 a prior conflict between Israel and the Islamist militant group Hamas.
00:48 Now, as Gaza reels from the five-month Israeli bombardment once again, the Palestinian leaders
00:55 have took Mustafa to play a pivotal role in rebuilding the enclave.
00:59 The internationally recognized Palestinian Authority, which governs the part of the Israeli-occupied
01:03 West Bank but ceded the control of Gaza to Hamas back in 2007, seeks to unify governance
01:09 across Palestinian land post the Gaza War.
01:12 Former Prime Minister Mohammad Shataye, a member of the Abbas' Fatah faction, stepped
01:16 down in February to facilitate the formation of a unity cabinet.
01:20 Gaza and Hamas are poised to convene in Moscow to discuss future strategies.
01:25 Although aligned with Abbas, Mustafa is not affiliated with Fatah, potentially meditating
01:30 the political tensions.
01:32 Mustafa now confronts a formidable challenge of management and diplomacy.
01:35 Large swathes of Gaza right now lie in ruins and the majority of the 2.3 million inhabitants
01:42 require aid.
01:43 Additionally, the West Bank is also facing escalated violence.
01:47 With expected international aid mounting to billions, Mustafa must secure the political
01:51 support from Hamas and its allies while also fostering cooperation with Israel, which aims
01:55 to neutralize Hamas.
02:00 Abbas now seeks Mustafa, aged 69, as a potential solution amid crises plaguing the both Fatah
02:06 and Hamas.
02:07 Addressing the catastrophic event of October 7, Mustafa has already stressed the urgent
02:11 need for reconstruction.
02:12 He has underscored the long-standing suffering of the Palestinian people and advocates for
02:16 the statehood as the ultimate solution.
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