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US Reportedly Planning to Block Abbas From Addressing UN Next Month

The United States is reportedly planning to prevent Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas from addressing the United Nations next month’s session.

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US Reportedly Planning to Block Abbas From Addressing UN Next Month

The United States is reportedly planning to block Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas from addressing the United Nations next month. The move could intensify tensions between Washington and the Palestinian leadership and draw criticism from countries supporting broader Palestinian diplomatic representation. Abbas has used international forums to press for recognition, accountability and an end to Israel’s occupation. US officials have not publicly detailed the proposed restrictions or their legal basis. The reported plan may also complicate international debate over Palestinian statehood and recognition.

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