Clan Affairs handles 4,336 cases in Gaza within 3 months

The General Administration for Clan Affairs and Reconciliation at the Ministry of Interior in Gaza handled 4,336 cases during the third quarter of 2026, including altercations, financial disputes, land disputes, family problems, killings and thefts, with the aim of settling disputes and strengthening community peace.

The General Administration for Clan Affairs and Reconciliation at the Ministry of Interior and National Security in Gaza announced that it handled 4,336 cases during the third quarter of 2026. The cases ranged from altercations, financial disputes, land disputes and family problems, in addition to cases of killing and theft. The administration explained in a report that these efforts aim to strengthen clan-based reconciliation, resolve disputes by peaceful means and prevent them from escalating, thereby contributing to protecting the Palestinian social fabric and supporting stability in the Gaza Strip. The report did not mention details about the success rate of the settlements or the working mechanisms used.