[Palestine opposes the US refusal to issue visas to Palestinian President Abbas and urges the withdrawal of relevant measures] On September 17th, the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs issued a statement on the 17th, objecting to the US refusal to issue visas to Palestinian President Abbas and his entourage, calling this move "unreasonable". It not only undermines the efforts of both parties to rebuild trust, but also has a negative impact on the bilateral relations between Palestine and the United States and the advancement of the "two-state solution". The statement stated that Palestine urges the US government to lift relevant restrictive measures and engage in direct and serious dialogue with Palestine. Pakistan also called on the United States to support the implementation of relevant United Nations resolutions and efforts to jointly promote a just and lasting peace based on the "two-state solution." The State of Palestine will continue to fulfill its national and international obligations and pursue its legitimate rights and interests through peaceful political, diplomatic and legal channels. According to previous news, Palestinian President Abbas plans to go to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly next week, but the United States once again refused to issue visas to Abbas and dozens of planned entourage personnel. (CCTV News)