US EditionPalestinian leader tells UN there can be no Mideast peace without his people enjoying full rights
- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas emphasized at the UN General Assembly that peace in the Middle East is impossible without his people's full and legitimate national rights. He stated that those who believe otherwise are mistaken.
- Abbas's statement highlights the importance of recognizing the rights of the Palestinian people for achieving peace in the region. By addressing the UN General Assembly, he aimed to gain international support for his cause. This demonstrates his commitment to advocating for his people's rights.
- The Palestinian President's address serves as a reminder that the issue of the Palestinian people's rights remains unresolved. His statement underscores the need for continued efforts to address this issue and work towards a peaceful resolution in the Middle East.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas demands renewal of peace process, full UN membership : Peoples Dispatch
Addressing the 78th session of the UN General Assembly on Thursday, September 21, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas underlined that there can be no hope for peace in the region until Palestinians get their legitimate right to national self-determination. “Those who think that peace can prevail in the Middle East without the Palestinian people enjoying their full and legitimate national rights would be mistaken,” he said. Abbas also noted tha…
Palestinski predsednik Mahmud Abas rekao je Generalnoj skupštini UN da neće biti mira na Bliskom istoku ako njegov narod ne bude imao "puna i legitimna nacionalna prava".
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas said Thursday that there would be no peace in the Middle East without a two-state solution and cautioned that Saudi Arabia was considering supporting Israel.
Abbas to UN: No Mideast peace without Palestinians’ rights
NEW YORK, Sept 22 — Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas said yesterday there could be no peace in the Middle East without a two-state solution, sending a warning as Saudi Arabia considers recognising Israel. “Those who think that peace can prevail in the Middle East without the Palestinian people enjoying their full, legitimate national rights would be mistaken,” Abbas told the UN General Assembly. The veteran 87-year-old leader made a new appeal fo…
Abbas to UN: No Mideast Peace Without Palestinians' Rights
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas said Thursday that there could be no peace in the Middle East without a two-state solution, sending a warning as Saudi Arabia considers recognizing Israel. "Those who think that peace can prevail in the Middle East without the Palestinian people enjoying their full, legitimate national rights would be mistaken," Abbas told the U.N. General Assembly. The veteran 87-year-old leader made a new appeal for negotiati…
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