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Ongoing Story· Day 40

Palestinian Elections Face Hurdles Amid Internal Divisions and External Factors

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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

EU, UK, Canada Express Deep Regret Over Abbas' Election Postponement

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The European Union, UK, and Canada deeply regret Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' decision to postpone legislative elections from November 28 to September 11, 2027. Foreign ministers from Australia, Canada, France, and the UK stated the delay "will once again deprive Palestinians of the opportunity to vote." They urged the PA to reconsider and hold elections without further delay, emphasizing the need for democratic progress and accountability.

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  • EU, UK, Canada, Australia, and France deeply regret Palestinian Authority's election postponement.
  • Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas postponed legislative elections to September 11, 2027.
  • The delay "will once again deprive Palestinians of the opportunity to vote," ministers stated.
  • Foreign ministers urged the PA to reconsider and hold elections without further delay.
  • EU support for the PA is linked to progress on reforms and democratic objectives.
EU, UK, Canada Express Deep Regret Over Abbas' Election Postponement
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