AMMAN: King Abdullah told the delegation of the US Congress on Sunday at the Al-Husseiniya Palace that Jordan will not be drawn into the conflict in Gaza and will prioritize the security of the people. -nationality.
Reaffirming Jordan's commitment to regional stability, King Abdullah called for urgent efforts to ease tensions and ensure an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. He warned that the conflict poses a threat to the region and urged international efforts to strengthen efforts to prevent it from escalating into a larger conflict.
He highlighted the dangers of extremist settler attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank and the violation of Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem. He stressed the need for a political solution based on the two-state system as the only path to lasting peace and security for the Palestinians and the Israelis.
King Abdullah also stressed the importance of continuing to support the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees to ensure that it can carry out its humanitarian mission. .
The meeting also covered opportunities to strengthen US-Jordanian relations, with King Abdullah expressing gratitude for American support. The American delegation again recognized the role of Jordan in promoting peace and stability in the region under the leadership of King Abdullah.
The meeting was attended by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and expatriates Ayman Safadi; Dr. Jafar Hassan, director of the King's Office; and Jordan's ambassador to Washington, Dina Kawar.
