
Palestinian Authority President Abu Mazen canceled legislative elections scheduled for November 28, postponing the presidential and legislative vote to September 11, 2027 due to obstacles posed by Israeli measures.
AI-generated summary
The election was originally scheduled for November 28. The postponement was justified by the impossibility of carrying out the vote due to the measures adopted by Israel.
Abu Mazen, president of the Palestinian Authority, issued a decree canceling the legislative elections scheduled for November 28 and setting the date for the presidential and legislative elections for September 11, 2027. This was reported by the Palestinian agency Wafa.
The decree follows "a decision by the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization and consultations with Palestinian political factions and forces, which led to a national consensus on the obstacles posed by Israeli measures to holding the elections on the previously scheduled date" writes Wafa.
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Presidential and legislative elections will take place on 11 September 2027.
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