PA Agrees To Postpone Plans To Condemn Israel At UNESCO After U.S. Intervenes
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JPost – Following US intervention, the Palestinian Authority has agreed to postpone five resolutions condemning Israel that they were to present to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) executive board in Paris, Israel Radio reported Wednesday.
The resolutions would have condemned Israel’s activity in the West Bank as well as its endangerment of Jerusalem’s “Arab character”, the radio said.
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