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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Palestinian Elections Face Hurdles Amid Internal Divisions and External Factors

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HamalPolitics

Palestinian Authority Postpones Legislative Elections Due to Deteriorating Conditions

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Hebrew · 10 newsrooms covering

The Palestinian Authority informed France that its legislative elections, planned for November 28, 2026, will be postponed by several months. Deputy President Hussein al-Sheikh cited deteriorating political, security, and economic conditions as the reason for the delay. He stated that current circumstances hinder public participation and the integrity of the electoral process. The announcement was reported by Reuters based on a letter viewed by the agency.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Palestinian Authority legislative elections scheduled for November 28, 2026, have been postponed.
  • Deputy President Hussein al-Sheikh informed France of the postponement.
  • The delay is attributed to deteriorating political, security, and economic conditions.
  • Current circumstances are said to impede public participation and electoral integrity.
  • The postponement is expected to last several months.
Palestinian Authority Postpones Legislative Elections Due to Deteriorating Conditions
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The Palestinian Authority has informed France that legislative elections, originally scheduled for November 28, 2026, will be postponed for several months. The decision was conveyed by Hussein al-Sheikh, Deputy President of the Palestinian Authority, in a letter to French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, according to Reuters, which viewed the correspondence. Al-Sheikh cited "deteriorating conditions across the Palestinian territories" as the reason for the delay. The letter stated that the anticipated political, security, and economic conditions necessary for holding the elections on the set date have not materialized. It further explained that conducting the elections under current circumstances presents significant obstacles to including the entire public, ensuring freedom of participation, and maintaining the integrity of the electoral process.

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