Abbas Willing to Extend Peace Talks Past April Deadline
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas embracing the returning 26 convicts from Israeli jails as "heroes" in Ramallah, on December 30, 2013. Photo: Screenshot / WAFA.
Jerusalem Post – The President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, expressed on Thursday his willingness to extend peace talks with Israel past the end of April on “the basis that the fundamentals bring to the founding of a Palestinian state whose capital is east Jerusalem.”
In an interview with the London-based newspaper Asharq al-Awsat, Abbas said that his application to join 15 international bodies and treaties was in the interest of the Palestinian people and had nothing to do with Israel.
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I Actually Spent Time in ‘Palestine’ — Here’s What I Saw About Their Society
The Palestinian Authority Incites Terror, Then Cries Victim
Iran and Israel Say They Have Halted Strikes on Each Other — for Now
Antisemitic Incidents Are Skyrocketing Under Mamdani and Hochul; It’s Not a Coincidence
The Commentary on Gaza Always Prioritizes Sensation Over Facts



