Jordan’s king says ‘no security or stability’ in region without Palestinian homeland
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Jordan's King Abdullah II said on Monday that there will be no security in the Middle East region until the Palestinians' right to a homeland is realized.
Jordan has long been in favor of a two-state solution and signed a peace agreement with Israel in 1994. The post Jordan: "No peace in the Middle East without land for the Palestinians," says the king appeared first on in.gr.
Jordan's king says 'no security or stability' in region without ...
Jordan’s king says ‘no security or stability’ in the region without Palestinian homeland
King Abdullah II said that despite calls for an end to Israel's violations, the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza continues, as do attacks in the West Bank and Jerusalem.
King of Jordan says no security in Middle East without Palestinian 'homeland'
King of Jordan says no security in Middle East without Palestinian 'homeland' Jordan's King Abdullah has said there would be no security in the Middle East until the Palestinians' right to "their homeland" is fulfilled. "We reiterate, time and again, that there can be no security or stability in our region without upholding the Palestinian people's right to their homeland," he said at the opening of Jordan's parliament on Monday. "Despite inter…
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