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The Palestinian president expresses hope for the resumption of serious political dialogue with the new Israeli government.

First reported
2026-10-29 15:06 (6 d ago)
Last update
2026-10-29 18:34 (6 d ago)
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9 sources · 9 Reports

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  1. أخبار جوجل – إسرائيل wire 15:06 · 6 d ago
    The Palestinian president expresses hope for the resumption of serious political dialogue with the new Israeli government.
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  2. Asharq Al-Awsat (EN) outlet 15:44 · 6 d ago
    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expresses hopes for peace talks with the new Israeli government.
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  3. القدس العربي outlet 15:53 · 6 d ago
    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expresses hope for peace talks with the new Israeli government during a meeting in Nicosia.
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  4. وكالة الأناضول official 16:24 · 6 d ago
    Mahmoud Abbas expresses hope to resume political dialogue with Israel following the formation of a new government.
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  5. Arab News outlet 16:42 · 6 d ago
    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expresses hope for restarting peace talks with the new Israeli government.
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  6. Google News – Egypt (EN) wire 17:01 · 6 d ago
    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expresses interest in initiating peace talks with the new Israeli government.
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  7. Anadolu Agency (EN) official 18:31 · 6 d ago
    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expresses hope for renewed political dialogue with Israel following the formation of a new government.
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  8. Middle East Eye outlet 18:32 · 6 d ago
    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expresses hope for peace talks with the new Israeli government during a meeting in Nicosia.
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  9. Google News – Israel (EN) wire 18:34 · 6 d ago
    Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expresses hope for renewed political dialogue with Israel following the formation of a new government.
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