General Assembly in favour of a two-state solution. RAMALLAH, West Bank, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas accused Israel on Friday of destroying the two-state solution with actions he said could lead Palestinians to demand. It was only toward the end of his speech that Abbas acknowledged remarks by Lapid and U.S. (Photo: Khaled Desouki/AFP) There’s been no end to the condemnation by Israeli leaders of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’s speech at the. He was handed three life sentences and 50 years of additional imprisonment.ĭescribing him as a “hero and a martyr,” Abbas admitted that Abu Hamid had “committed a crime” and then accused Israel of having failed to provide medical treatment for his cancer or of allowing his mother to visit. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. has made a cause celebre.Ību Hamid confessed in December 2002 to the murder of seven Israelis. “I would like to pay tribute to the brave prisoners who are living martyrs,” he added.Ībbas singled out one prisoner, Nasser Abu Hamid, a Palestinian prisoner suffering from cancer, which the P.A.

called The Central Board of Film Certification is set up according to the Act. “I would like to pay tribute to the martyrs of the Palestinian people who have led the way to freedom and independence with their blood,” he said. In India, Cinema is regulated by The Cinematograph Act, and a regulatory body. He added that Israel committed “50 massacres” and had established “Jewish racist terrorist organisations” led by Knesset members, which waged terror against Palestinians.Ībbas also expressed support for “martyrs,” a Palestinian euphemism for terrorists who have carried out attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers. would pursue Israel in international forums, including the International Criminal Court in the Hague.

Credit: YouTube.Ĭlaiming “Israel does not believe in peace” and blaming it for intentionally “destroying the two-state solution,” Abbas accused Israel of a litany of crimes, from killing Palestinians “in broad daylight” to targeting Christian and Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem (“our eternal capital”) to preventing Arabs in Jerusalem from voting in Palestinian elections. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas speaking at the 77th UN General Assembly, Sept.

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