Mahmoud Abbas is the president of Palestine, working toward peace and the betterment of his people's future.
Overview
Political Career
Early Life And Education
Controversies And Criticism
Social And Economic Policies
Peace Negotiations And Diplomacy
Presidency Of The State Of Palestine
International Relations And Recognition
Legacy And Future Of Palestinian Leadership
Relationship With Fatah And Other Political Factions
Organization
Palestinians
Oslo Accords
Negotiation
Palestinian
Government
Palestine
Building
People
Future
๐ Mahmoud Abbas, also known as Abu Mazen, has been the president of Palestine since 2005.
๐ก He was born on March 26, 1935, in Safed, which is now in Israel.
๐ Abbas studied law at Damascus University and later studied political science in Moscow.
๐ค He began his political career with the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) in the 1960s.
๐๏ธ Abbas became the chairman of the PLO after Yasser Arafat passed away in 2004.
๐ His presidency focuses on improving education and healthcare for Palestinians.
๐๏ธ Abbas has worked toward achieving peace through talks and negotiations.
๐ Some people criticize Abbas for not helping Palestinians enough.
๐๏ธ He is a key member of the Fatah party, which advocates for Palestinian rights.
๐ In 2012, Palestine was recognized as a non-member observer state by the UN.