US EditionPalestinian President Abbas calls for immediate Gaza ceasefire in UN address
Abbas condemned the conflict as genocide and demanded nine measures including humanitarian aid and Israeli withdrawal, citing over 220,000 Palestinians killed or wounded in Gaza, officials said.
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UN Members Reward Palestinian Authority President With Sustained Applause for Speech Claiming Israeli ‘Genocide’ in Gaza
Mahmoud Abbas, whose career is marked by repeated denials of the Nazi attempt to destroy the entire Jewish genus, speaks via a video connection from Ramallah after being denied entry to America for the UN General Assembly.
Palestinian President Abbas calls for immediate Gaza ceasefire in UN address
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas demanded immediate Gaza ceasefire at UN, calling Israeli actions genocide whilst condemning Hamas attacks and reaffirming Palestinian readiness to govern Gaza.
New video uploaded: transcription Back transcript Palestinian Authority ready to take responsibility for Gaza, says Abbas Mahmoud Abbas, president of the Palestinian Authority, said Hamas will not rule Gaza and asked the group to lay down its arms. Translator: We want a modern and democratic state that complies with international law, the rule of law and multilateralism, and the peaceful transition of power. We declare that we are ready to work …
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said yesterday, in a videoconferencing speech at the UN General Assembly in New York, that the attacks on 7 October against Israel "did not represent the Palestinian people".
The Palestinian president, Mahmud Abbas, has intervened telematically at the UN General Assembly
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