Only Five Countries Voted Against the Decision to Allow Abbas to Address the United Nations General Assembly via Video, While 145 Voted in Favor and Six Abstained
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Only five countries voted against the decision to allow Abbas to address the United Nations General Assembly via video, while 145 voted in favor and six abstained
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The United Nations General Assembly on Friday voted to allow Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to address its annual meeting of world leaders by video after the United States revoked his visa last month.
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