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Palestinian Leader Urges Removal of All Israeli 'Obstacles' on Gaza Ceasefire

Abbas highlighted over 500 Palestinian deaths since the ceasefire and called for unhindered technocratic governance to support Gaza’s recovery and humanitarian coordination.

  • At the African Union summit in Ethiopia, Abbas called for the removal of 'all obstacles' to ensure phase two of the Gaza ceasefire proceeds, emphasizing the need to lift Israeli-imposed barriers.
  • Phase two of the truce requires Israeli forces to withdraw, Hamas to disarm, and an international stabilisation force deployed, but fifteen technocratic committee experts remain in Egypt despite Rafah's partial reopening on Feb 2.
  • More than 500 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire announcement, and the Israeli army still controls more than half of the Gaza Strip amid daily ceasefire breach accusations.
  • Nickolay Mladenov said on Friday that a number of conditions must be met before technocratic committee members can enter Gaza, adding, `And finally, we need to make sure that we have the framework agreed in place on the decommissioning of weapons in Gaza`.
  • The deal aims to permanently end the war and was endorsed by the United Nations, but officials caution implementation is complex because Hamas governed Gaza for 20 years.
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Addis Ababa., At the opening of the 39th annual summit of the African Union (AU), in the capital of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, the president of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Mahmoud Abbas, called for the lifting of “all obstacles” imposed by Israel to implement the second phase of the U.S.-led ceasefire in Gaza.

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Stop fire in Gaza: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas calls for the removal of "all obstacles" imposed by Israel.

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