Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas questioned how long the world would “remain silent” on Israel's actions.
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WorldPingProceeds from the tour, which begins in Dublin next month, will go to organisations supporting Palestinians, he says.
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WorldPingPalestinian president Mahmud Abbas told the UN on Thursday that Israeli policies no longer just jeopardized a two-state solution but were now threatening the "very life and existence" of his people.
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