[Palestinian Factions Reach Unified Stance in Response to '20-Point Plan' Second Phase Arrangement] Golden Finance reports that on June 14, according to CCTV, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement on June 14 local time, announcing that Hamas had officially submitted the response of various Palestinian factions to the second phase arrangement of the U.S.-proposed Gaza conflict '20-Point Plan' on June 13. The statement noted that the plan was initiated by the so-called 'Peace Committee' and submitted by Gaza's senior representative, Nikolay Mladenov, on April 19 this year. Over the past week, Hamas, various Palestinian factions, and ceasefire mediators from Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey held multiple meetings in Cairo, Egypt's capital. After intensive discussions, Palestinian factions ultimately reached a 'unified national stance' and completed the submission on June 13. The statement emphasized that Palestinian factions expressed their commitment to reviewing and responding to the second phase arrangement of the U.S.-proposed plan with 'a high sense of responsibility and a positive attitude.' In their response, the factions stressed the necessity of fully implementing the first-phase ceasefire agreement, particularly the comprehensive enforcement of humanitarian agreements and the immediate cessation of all forms of aggression against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip. The statement further highlighted the importance of strictly adhering to the core provisions outlined in the plan, including the deployment of a transitional Palestinian technocratic committee to manage the Gaza Strip, the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, post-disaster reconstruction, and ultimately achieving the legitimate goals of the Palestinian people in establishing an independent state and securing the right to self-determination. Hamas concluded the statement by noting that its delegation will continue to hold meetings in Cairo with various mediators and internal Palestinian factions to further advance the implementation of the agreements already reached by all parties.