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YnetPolitics

Palestinian Authority Denounces US Decision Barring Abbas from UN Assembly

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Hebrew · 25 newsrooms covering

The Palestinian Authority condemned the U.S. for denying Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas a visa to attend the UN General Assembly, calling the decision "unjustified" and detrimental to U.S.-Palestinian relations.

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  • PA condemns U.S. for barring Abbas from UN General Assembly.
  • PA calls the U.S. visa denial "unjustified."
  • PA states the decision harms U.S.-Palestinian relations.
  • Abbas was set to attend the UN General Assembly next week.
Palestinian Authority Denounces US Decision Barring Abbas from UN Assembly
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The Palestinian Authority has condemned the United States' decision to deny Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas a visa, preventing him from attending the upcoming United Nations General Assembly in New York. The PA's Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the move as "unjustified" and stated that it "rejects" the American decision.

The ministry further asserted that the visa denial contradicts efforts to build trust and develop relations between the Palestinians and the United States. The PA views this action as a setback to diplomatic progress and a blow to Palestinian aspirations for engagement on the international stage.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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