The spokesman of the National Security Council of the White House said in an interview with ABC News that the Palestinian Authority is not suitable for the administration of the Gaza Strip.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: White House National Security Council Spokesman John Kirby said in an interview with ABC News: The Palestinian Authority is not suitable for running the Gaza Strip.

Talking about the future of the Gaza Strip, the Zionist army has not made any concrete achievements in its ground operations in this area.

In response to a question about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's opposition to the administration of Gaza by the self-governing organizations, Kirbi said: "What Netanyahu said has now come true. You see a non-aligned self-governing organization. This is also unacceptable for us."

He further added: "We do not believe that the self-governing organization is now in a suitable condition to take over the administration of the Gaza Strip."

Kirby said: "Washington wants to reform and revive its self-governing organizations to help the administration of the Gaza Strip."

The spokesperson of the White House Security Council added: "Currently, there are no official negotiations because Hamas has not provided another list of women and children who may be released."

Kirby said: "We don't know when the ceasefire talks will resume and we are trying to make it possible for the parties to return to the negotiating table and make progress."