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The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates issued a statement on the 17th opposing America's refusal to issue visas to Palestinian President Abbas and his entourage, saying that this move was “unreasonable” and that it not only undermined efforts to rebuild trust between the two sides, but also had a negative impact on bilateral relations between Pakistan and the US and the progress of the “two-state solution.” The statement said that Palestine urged the US government to lift the relevant restrictions and engage in direct and serious dialogue with the Palestinian side. At the same time, the Palestinian side called on the US side to support the implementation of relevant UN resolutions and efforts to jointly promote a just and lasting peace based on the “two-state solution.” The State of Palestine will continue to fulfil its national and international obligations and pursue its legitimate rights through peaceful political, diplomatic and legal channels. According to previous news, Palestinian President Abbas plans to go to New York next week to attend the UN General Assembly, but the US once again refused to issue visas to Abbas and dozens of people accompanying the plan.

Zhitongcaijing·09/17/2026 10:25:09
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The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates issued a statement on the 17th opposing America's refusal to issue visas to Palestinian President Abbas and his entourage, saying that this move was “unreasonable” and that it not only undermined efforts to rebuild trust between the two sides, but also had a negative impact on bilateral relations between Pakistan and the US and the progress of the “two-state solution.” The statement said that Palestine urged the US government to lift the relevant restrictions and engage in direct and serious dialogue with the Palestinian side. At the same time, the Palestinian side called on the US side to support the implementation of relevant UN resolutions and efforts to jointly promote a just and lasting peace based on the “two-state solution.” The State of Palestine will continue to fulfil its national and international obligations and pursue its legitimate rights through peaceful political, diplomatic and legal channels. According to previous news, Palestinian President Abbas plans to go to New York next week to attend the UN General Assembly, but the US once again refused to issue visas to Abbas and dozens of people accompanying the plan.