According to a document obtained by Al Mayadeen [404], Palestinian factions will monitor the implementation of the agreement's clauses "with the help of Egypt, Algeria, China, and Russia."

t.me/thecradlemedia/18079: agreed provisions

The declaration also stresses a "commitment to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with al-Quds as its capital," which will be implemented per international resolutions 181 and 2334.
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National Unity government

In detail, the participants agreed to form a temporary national unity government after the approval of Palestinian factions and the president of the Palestinian Authority. This government will exercise its authority "over all Palestinian territories", including the West Bank, al-Quds, and the Gaza Strip, ending years of division. Those present at the high-level meeting in Beijing also agreed to activate the Unified Temporary Leadership Framework and ensure it meets regularly.

On July 23, 2024, Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi attended in Beijing the closing ceremony of the reconciliation talks of Palestinian factions and witnessed the signing of the Beijing Declaration on Ending Division and Strengthening Palestinian National Unity by 14 Palestinian factions.
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The most important consensus from the Beijing talks is to achieve the reconciliation and unity among the 14 factions; the core outcome is the affirmation of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) as the sole legitimate representative of all Palestinian people; the biggest highlight is the agreement on establishing an interim government of national reconciliation focusing on the post-conflict reconstruction of Gaza; and the strongest call is for truly establishing an independent State of Palestine in accordance with relevant U.N. resolutions.
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To help get out of the current conflict and predicament, China proposes a three-step initiative:

The first step is to achieve comprehensive, lasting and sustainable ceasefire in the Gaza Strip as soon as possible...
The second step is to make joint efforts toward post-conflict governance of Gaza under the principle of "Palestinians governing Palestine."...
The third step is to help Palestine become a full member state of the U.N. and get down to implementing the two-State solution.
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Head of the Fatah delegation Mr. Mahmoud al-Aloul and head of the Hamas delegation Mr. Musa Abu Marzouk delivered remarks on behalf of the Palestinian factions. They noted that China holds an important place in the heart of Palestinian people, and expressed sincere appreciation for President Xi Jinping and China's unchanging, firm support and selfless assistance to Palestine over a long period of time....Diplomatic envoys to China or their representatives from Egypt, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Russia, and Türkiye as well as representatives from 14 main Palestinian factions attended the closing ceremony.

Mustafa Barghouti, president of the Palestinian National Initiative, who was at the Beijing talks, said "all the parties" have agreed that they should join the PLO, and that the organization is the only legitimate representative of the Palestinians.

fmprc | Special Envoy Zhai Jun of the Chinese Government on the Middle East Issue Has a Phone Call with EU Special Representative for the Middle East Peace Process Sven Koopmans, 23 July

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The US State Department said that while it had not reviewed the text of the Beijing agreement, it did not support Hamas having a role in the postwar governance of Gaza.

"When it comes to governance of Gaza at the end of the conflict, there can't be a role for a terrorist organization," State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller told a press briefing, referring to Hamas specifically. Miller said he did not believe the deal would "in any way have an impact on the ongoing discussions to reach a ceasefire" and that the US wants to see the Palestinian Authority governing "a unified Gaza and the West Bank" after the war.
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China Daily: This morning, China hosted the closing session of the Beijing talks for internal reconciliation between Palestinian factions. The representatives of the factions jointly signed the Beijing declaration on ending division and strengthening national unity of Palestine. Can you share the details of the talks?
Mao Ning: At China's invitation, senior representatives of 14 Palestinian factions held reconciliation talks in Beijing from July 21 to 23. This morning, Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister Wang Yi attended and addressed the closing session of the talks. The Palestinian factions signed the Beijing declaration on ending division and strengthening Palestinian national unity. This is the first time that all 14 Palestinian factions gathered in Beijing and held talks for reconciliation. It brings precious hope for the Palestinian people who have suffered for too long....

sanity check: Did Netanyahu demand a "NATO-style Abraham Alliance for the Middle East" in yesterday's lecture for the odious Congress?