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Abbas Hopes New Israeli Government Will Restart Peace Talks
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas hopes a new Israeli government will restart peace talks and political dialogue. He expressed this during a meeting with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides. Abbas stated the Palestinian side seeks a peace agreement for mutual security and stability.
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- 01Mahmoud Abbas hopes a new Israeli government will restart peace talks and political dialogue.
- 02Abbas expressed this hope during a meeting with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides in Nicosia.
- 03The Palestinian leader stated his side seeks a peace agreement for mutual security and stability.
- 04Abbas expects negotiations to begin after the new Israeli government is formed.
- 05The two-state solution has largely disappeared from Israel's political agenda recently.
He expects negotiations to begin after the new Israeli government is formed, though the two-state solution has faded from Israel's agenda.
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