Palestine President Mahmoud Abbas asked his Turkey partner Recep Tayyip Erdogan to assist the Palestinians with withholding elections, acknowledge solidarity, and end the internal split.
The Palestine news organization WAFA revealed that Abbas had a talk with Turkey president Erdogan on the phone and examined the current exchange among Palestinian factions on Monday.
Abbas asked Erdogan to help the Palestinians in holding the political elections, and guarantee Turkish observers to observe the races, Xinhua news office informed.
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The WAFA report additionally said that Abbas advised Erdogan over the latest political advancements in the district and the weight that the United States is applying on a few Arab nations to standardize relations with Israel.
Abbas said it is important to face such weight and urge the Arab states to keep the Arab Peace Initiative made in 2002.
On 3rd of September, Abbas led a gathering held online attended by leaders of 14 Palestinian groups, who all coincided on an arrangement of solidarity to confront the current political difficulties.
The Palestinians held the last presidential elections in 2005 when Abbas succeeded late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. In 2006, Hamas won the parliamentary elections held in the Palestinian regions.
