Group 1 - Multiple Palestinian factions, including Hamas, have agreed to establish an independent committee to manage post-war Gaza, composed of technocrats [1] - The committee will collaborate with Arab nations and international organizations to manage daily affairs and provide essential services in Gaza [1] - An international committee is called for to oversee the funding and execution of Gaza's reconstruction efforts, alongside a request for the UN to establish a temporary international force to monitor the ceasefire and ensure stability [1] Group 2 - The US military has deployed drones over Gaza to monitor compliance with the ceasefire agreement, with the operation being conducted under Israeli consent [2] - A civil-military coordination center established by the US Central Command in southern Israel is partially responsible for overseeing the ceasefire [2] - Several countries, including Jordan, the UK, Germany, Denmark, and Canada, have representatives at the coordination center, indicating international involvement in the monitoring efforts [2]

Group 1 - The U.S. Secretary of State Rubio expressed the need to establish an "international security force" to oversee the Gaza ceasefire, with member countries needing to be "satisfactory" to Israel [1][2] - The U.S. is seeking support from allies, including Gulf Arab nations, to form this international security force and train Palestinian defense forces [2][3] - A temporary independent technocratic body has been agreed upon by various Palestinian factions to govern the Gaza Strip, which will consist of non-partisan individuals from Gaza [4] Group 2 - The humanitarian aid mechanism will involve over ten organizations, including the UN and other humanitarian groups, but notably excludes the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees [3] - The ceasefire agreement remains fragile, with ongoing accusations between Israel and Hamas regarding violations of the ceasefire [4] - The U.S. has been actively involved in mediating the situation, with multiple high-level visits to Israel indicating the complexity of maintaining the ceasefire [4]