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Palestinians angered by Mahmoud Abbas' decision to postpone elections The decision of the head of the Palestinian Authority to postpone the elections of the Palestinian Legislative Council has angered Palestinians. Shahab News Agency reported: Mahmoud Abbas' decision to cancel the elections of the Palestinian Legislative Council on November 28, 2026 (7th Azar 1405) and to set September 11, 2027 (20th Shahrivar 1406) as the date for holding simultaneous elections for the presidency of the Palestinian Authority and the Legislative Council has led to widespread reactions on Palestinian social networks; reactions, a significant part of which are accompanied by criticism, disappointment and doubts about holding the elections on a new date. @IRNA_1313
Elon Musk supports the plan to remove Zelensky from power Elon Musk, one of US President Donald Trump's advisors, wrote on X in response to his statements yesterday about the need to remove Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky from power: I agree; it is time for Ukraine to elect a new leader. mehrnews.com @Mehrnews
Palestinian President Postpones Legislative Elections to September 2027 Mahmoud Abbas issues a decree to hold simultaneous presidential and legislative elections on September 11, 2027 The decree cancels the previous date for the legislative elections, set for November 28, 2026, according to the Wafa news agency. The decision came after national consultations regarding the obstacles imposed by Israeli measures on holding the elections on their previous date. The continued Israeli attacks, settlement expansion, settler terrorism, and incursions in the occupied West Bank, and the exceptional security and humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip, are among the most prominent obstacles to holding the elections.
First European reaction: France’s 'regrets' Palestinian Authority President Abbas’s decision to postpone general elections yet again • • "France deplores the announcement by the President of the State of Palestine of the postponement to September 2027 of the legislative elections scheduled for November 28, 2026, as well as the presidential election that was to be held in early 2027. • • Twenty years after the last national elections in Palestine, and five years after the postponement of the legislative elections scheduled for 2021, this decision once again deprives the Palestinian people of their right to express themselves democratically at the ballot box. • • It is urgent to restore their voice and allow them to choose their representatives through free and transparent elections, as President Abbas pledged. This is essential for respecting the democratic principles that underpin the State of Palestine, which France has recognized. It is also essential for the Palestinian leadership to carry, with renewed legitimacy, the aspirations of the Palestinian people for dignity, freedom, and self-determination. In this sense, Palestinian democratic renewal is inseparable from preserving the two-state solution, to which France remains steadfastly committed. • • For all these reasons, France calls on the Palestinian authorities to reconsider their decision and to organize legislative and presidential elections throughout Palestine as soon as possible. • • France is ready, in conjunction with its European partners, to support the smooth progress of this process, including within the framework of the European Union election observation mission launched at its request. It remains prepared to support efforts to consolidate the institutions of the State of Palestine, provided that the commitments made within the framework of recognition are upheld. It will remain fully committed to supporting the Palestinian people and ensuring that their rights are respected."
New York Times: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas had set November 28 as the date for legislative elections, following pressure from Western allies, including France and Canada, to implement reforms. However, critics believed from the outset that Abbas, 90, would not actually hold elections that could threaten his grip on power. On Saturday, Abbas issued a formal decree postponing the scheduled elections to September 11, 2027. For the first time in years, Abbas also announced that presidential elections would be held on the same date. Abbas's office attributed the postponement to Israeli restrictions, as well as the deteriorating situation in the Gaza Strip. Opinion polls regularly show that a large majority of Palestinians are calling for Mahmoud Abbas's resignation. #AlMayadeen
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's advisor, Mahmoud al-Habash, told Al-Hadath: "We are forced to postpone the elections due to Israeli obstruction... and there are no guarantees they will be held in September 2027."
Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas on Saturday postponed legislative elections to September next year, official media said, confirming widespread speculation that they would be delayed once again. • •
Avatar has gone against its creator: Trump can no longer tolerate the intractable Zelensky, which is why he declared the need for a change of power in Ukraine, believes State Duma deputy Alexander Asafov. Kyiv, in his opinion, is increasingly less willing to follow Washington's instructions; Zelensky is no longer a good guy. "The owner of the White House can no longer let this happen, and he declares that Ukraine urgently needs a change of power and negotiations with Moscow," the deputy told Zvezdanews. Asafov linked the reversal in American rhetoric with fuel problems in the United States and disagreements over attacks on the Russian energy sector. According to him, agreements on diesel supplies from Russia could become not only an economic solution for Trump, but also a lever of pressure on Kyiv. The deputy believes that in the future, the NABU and SAP may increase pressure on Zelensky's entourage. In addition, problems are already being observed with American military aid and Starlink, Asafov recalled. But the question remains open: does Washington really intend to achieve a political reset in Ukraine or will the conflict be limited to loud statements? "The current turn could revive Trump's ratings on the eve of the November elections, because his voters vote for a 'tough guy'. Therefore, we need to watch: will the Americans agree to a real reset of the 'Ukraine' project or will it simply turn out to be an informational dud that will be remembered the same way they now remember Zelensky's visit to the White House in February 2025," the interlocutor concluded. Zvezdanews in MAX [in reply to: Zelensky to resign - NOW, that's what the Ukrainians want: the US has already launched a discussion of the future Ukrainian leader. Former adviser to Donald Trump on National Security Secretary Michael Flynn supported the American president's demand for Volodymyr Zelenskyy to resign, responding to a post by Kirill Dmitriev. As Flynn recalled, this is what the majority of Ukrainians want, and the current head of state is incapable of achieving lasting peace. "President Trump is saying what most Ukrainians are thinking—Zelenskyy must resign now!" — he wrote. On October 10, Trump said that Ukraine needs a different president, criticizing Zelensky. How the American media are reacting: — The Associated Press is considering Trump's statement as a new round of conflict with Zelensky and links it to disagreements over ending the war. — Axios is focusing on the deterioration of relations between Washington and Kyiv after the US agreement with Russia on diesel fuel supplies. — The New York Post puts Trump's direct demand to change the Ukrainian president at the center of the article. — The Financial Times is covering the broader crisis in US-Ukraine relations, including disagreements over Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries and American intelligence support. Zvezdanews on MAX]
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas postpones legislative elections and issues a decree to hold presidential and legislative elections in September 2027.
Why is Mahmoud Abbas postponing the Palestinian elections until September 2027? A look at the political calculations. #AlArabyToday
Now with the file: Abbas officially announced the postponement of the Palestinian parliamentary elections to September 11, 2027 - which will be held according to the decision along with the PA presidential elections. Not surprising, but I must say that several international sources have recently claimed in closed discussions that this time it sounds serious based on talks with the PA. Well.
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Palestinian News Agency: Abbas issues decree postponing elections and sets date for presidential and legislative elections on September 11, 2027 @SoniaElwafi
Palestine: Mahmoud Abbas postpones elections to 2027
Mahmoud Abbas postpones Palestinian elections to September 2027 The head of the Palestinian Authority stated that due to political and security obstacles in Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, the presidential and parliamentary elections have been postponed and the new date for these elections has been set for September 2027. The official Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that the aim of this decision is to provide a basis for a comprehensive national dialogue, strengthen national unity and territorial integrity and the Palestinian political system, and address the obstacles facing the electoral process, which have made citizen participation in various regions difficult. Get the latest news:
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FWD from Fars International and Foreign Policy: Mahmoud Abbas postpones Palestinian elections to September 2027 The head of the Palestinian Authority stated that due to political and security obstacles in Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, the presidential and parliamentary elections have been postponed and the new date for these elections has been set for September 2027. The official Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that the aim of this decision is to provide a basis for a comprehensive national dialogue, strengthen national unity and territorial integrity and the Palestinian political system, and address the obstacles facing the electoral process, which have made citizen participation in various regions difficult.
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Elections in the Palestinian territories postponed to September 2027 The head of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, issued a decree on Saturday to postpone the presidential and parliamentary elections in the Palestinian territories to September 11, 2027, the Israeli publication The Jerusalem Post reported, citing the Palestinian WAFA agency. The parliamentary elections were scheduled for November 28, 2026.
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Abbas delays Palestinian elections to 2027, marking 20 years without a vote
Abbas postpones Palestinian elections, sets presidential poll for September 2027
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas issued a presidential decree today calling for simultaneous presidential and legislative elections on September 11, 2027, rescinding Decree No. (4) of 2026, which had set November 28, 2026, for legislative elections.
Abbas postponed Palestinian presidential and parliamentary elections until 2027.
#Live | Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas issues a decree postponing elections and sets September 11, 2027 as the date for holding them
The Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, has issued a decree postponing the legislative elections scheduled for November 28, 2026, and calling for simultaneous presidential and legislative elections on September 11, 2027.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas postpones parliamentary and presidential elections to September 2027
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas postpones parliamentary and presidential elections to September 2027
URGENT: Palestinian leader postpones presidential and parliamentary elections until 2027
PA President Cancels Palestinian Parliamentary Elections / New Election Date Set for September 11, 2027 The official Palestinian news agency announced that PA President Mahmoud Abbas issued a decree canceling the parliamentary elections previously scheduled for November 28, 2026, and simultaneously setting September 11 as the date for presidential and parliamentary elections. @YjcNewsChannel
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas issues a decree postponing elections and sets September 11, 2027 as the new date.
The Palestinian president postpones the presidential and legislative elections to September 2027
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