Fatah suspends primary elections over fraud suspicion

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas today ordered his Fatah movement to suspend voting in a primary election because of suspicion of fraud.

Fatah suspends primary elections over fraud suspicion
Tue, 29 Nov, 2005 - 08:15
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Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas today ordered his Fatah movement to suspend voting in a primary election because of suspicion of fraud.

Abbas’ order halts voting in Jerusalem and two West Bank towns this week.

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