Abbas says could end security cooperation over Israeli settlements push
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PARIS - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said on Wednesday he could be forced to suspend security cooperation with Israel if the ramp-up of Israeli settlements continued.
"If the colonization continues, I would have no other choice, it would not be my fault," Abbas told France's Senate during a visit to Paris.
On Tuesday, he met President Francois Hollande, who voiced concern over a law retroactively legalising about 4,000 settler homes built on privately owned Palestinian land in the occupied West Bank
