Palestinian factions want a technocratic leadership.

[peacefan]

Middle-East conflict: Palestinian factions approve ‘technocratic government’ for Gaza; Rubio says no Hamas, no plan B - The Times of India

Middle East News: Hamas announced a technocratic committee will govern postwar Gaza, citing \"clear guarantees\" of an end to hostilities. This move follows a Cairo meeti

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Should we allow them to do this?
I'm hesitant.
They may want to start a miniature arms-industry for themselves.

 

[LuckyDuck01!]

I personally think that governing people as if they were an engineering problem that needed to be controlled, would not be in the best interest of the general population.
The problem is that the population is so deeply immersed in that damn 7th century barbaric religion and its rules, I doubt a government in Gaza can be anything but what it has been. If it went technocratic, it would in all probability devolve into a military industrial complex, still hellbent on wiping out their neighbor.

 

[Votto]

Middle-East conflict: Palestinian factions approve ‘technocratic government’ for Gaza; Rubio says no Hamas, no plan B - The Times of India

Middle East News: Hamas announced a technocratic committee will govern postwar Gaza, citing \"clear guarantees\" of an end to hostilities. This move follows a Cairo meeti

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Should we allow them to do this?
I'm hesitant.
They may want to start a miniature arms-industry for themselves.

Enable Hamas make weapons for themselves?

Sure, what could possibly go wrong?