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Palestinian President Urges Hamas to Lay Down Arms
RAMALLAH (Reuters) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called on the Hamas militant group Hamas on Wednesday to cede responsibility for the Gaza Strip, hand over its arms to the Palestinian Authority and turn itself into a political party. Hamas has refused calls in recent months by Israel and the United States to lay down its arms.
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