‘Who will represent us?’ Palestinians react to election delay
Palestinians have reacted to President Mahmoud Abbas’ decision to postpone the Palestinian legislative elections.
Al Jazeera English reports: Palestinians have reacted to President Mahmoud Abbas’ decision to postpone the Palestinian legislative elections.
This politics story centres on the Palestinian Territories. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Palestinians, President Mahmoud Abbas’ and Palestinian.
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