Security concerns in territories have caused a delay in the scheduled elections.
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Security concerns in territories have caused a delay in the scheduled elections.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.France pressures Abbas over election postponement; Abbas blames Israel.1 source
Security concerns in territories are causing the election delay.1 source
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Mahmoud Abbas calls for Palestinian National Council (PNC) elections, which are blocked by the Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem.Also in this story
- Presidential decrees regarding PNC appointments are rejected.
- Vice President Hussein al-Sheikh chairs the follow-up committee for the Palestinian National Council elections.
- Mahmoud Abbas led efforts regarding the ongoing situation in Gaza, briefing the cabinet which subsequently called for international pressure on Israel.
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Mahmoud Abbas
president of the Palestinian Authority since 2005
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