King Abdullah II's Commitment to Peace in Gaza
In a recent address, King Abdullah II of Jordan emphasized his country's active role in seeking a resolution to the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the West Bank. Speaking at the opening of the first regular session of the twentieth Parliament, the King reiterated that Jordan is engaged in both Arab and international efforts to halt the violence. He stated, "Arab Jerusalem will remain a Jordanian Hashemite priority," underscoring the importance of defending its sanctities.
Jordan's Stance on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
King Abdullah II articulated a vision for a just and honorable peace, which he believes is essential to rectify the historical injustices faced by Palestinians. He expressed Jordan's unwavering commitment to restoring full rights to the Palestinian people and ensuring security for all, despite the challenges posed by extremism and ongoing hostilities. The King condemned the Israeli aggression in Gaza and the West Bank, highlighting Jordan's humanitarian efforts, including the treatment of the wounded and the delivery of aid to Gaza.
Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
The King’s remarks come amid a severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, which has seen over 147,000 Palestinians killed or wounded since the conflict escalated on October 7, 2023. The situation has been described as one of the worst humanitarian disasters globally, with significant casualties among children and women, and thousands reported missing. King Abdullah II's comments reflect Jordan's deep concern for the plight of Palestinians and its commitment to providing support during these challenging times.
