Abu Mazen Sets Deadline to End Occupation
The article focused on Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's (Abu Mazen) statements regarding setting a timeline to end the Israeli occupation and establish the State of Palestine, emphasizing that the upcoming year will be a crucial milestone in achieving these goals. Abu Mazen called for international intervention to halt settlement expansion, annexation, settler attacks, and the E1 plan, requesting priority to end the occupation. He considered that maintaining the two-state solution requires international measures to prevent the imposition of new facts on the ground. He also underscored the importance of releasing the Palestinian tax revenues, which Israel has been withholding—amounting to over six billion dollars—to enable Palestinians to build their independent state. Concerning domestic affairs, Abu Mazen scheduled legislative elections for November 28, 2026, as part of a political reform process aimed at renewing legitimacy and strengthening national unity. The article concluded by emphasizing that Abu Mazen seeks for the coming year to mark the end of the occupation and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, and that efforts by the international community and international legal frameworks are essential to achieving this.
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