Abbas says he is willing to discuss peace with Israel’s next government during Cyprus visit

Mahmoud Abbas said during talks in Nicosia that he was willing to discuss peace once a new Israeli government is formed, according to Cyprus Mail and Philenews. He asked Cyprus to support a process producing practical results. Nikos Christodoulides said Cyprus was ready to help. These are stated positions, not evidence that negotiations have resumed or that an agreement exists.

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Both outlets quote Abbas’s conditional offer and Christodoulides’s response. Their accounts agree on the remarks; they do not establish negotiating readiness on Israel’s side. No complete primary transcript was inspected, and reporting-source independence is not established. Midnight UTC represents the October 29 report date; Cyprus Mail’s visible 13:48 clock has no inspected UTC offset.

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Cyprus Mail دامەزراوەی میدیایی سەربەخۆ
Tom Cleaver’s local account quoting Abbas and Christodoulides during their Nicosia meeting.
Philenews خاوەندارێتی / پەیوەستبوون پشتڕاست نەکراوەتەوە
Second published account of the same public remarks; not independent proof of willingness translating into talks.

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