AMMAN, Jordan - King Abdullah II of Jordan, as a key player in the Middle East, has once again underscored his unwavering support for Palestinian integration. In a meeting with several *** ministers and Arabs on Saturday, the king said he opposed the separation of the West Bank and Gaza and insisted that the two areas were part of Palestine.
This important statement was made in the context of an in-depth discussion of the situation in Gaza. The King stressed Jordan's support for the legitimate right of the Palestinian people to establish an independent and sovereign State, with Jerusalem as its capital. He also challenged Israel, demanding that it respond to the problem.
The statement of the King of Jordan once again underscores his strong commitment to the Middle East peace process. He reiterated that the achievement of Palestinian-Israeli peace is the key to long-term stability in the region, and called on the international community to strengthen mediation and accelerate the progress of the peace process.
For Jordan, the question of Palestine has always been a core interest. As a neighbour of Palestine, Jordan is very concerned and deeply affected by it. The King's statement further cemented Jordan's leadership in the region and demonstrated his tenacious determination as a stabilizer and peacebuilder in the Middle East.
Palestinian-Israeli peace talks have been struggling over the past few decades, but recent circumstances have led to stagnation and difficulties. The turmoil in Gaza and the growing tensions in the West Bank further highlight the complexity and tensions in the region. The statement of the King of Jordan provides a positive impetus for future negotiations and negotiations and gives a glimmer of hope.
The international community responded positively to this statement. UN Secretary-General António Guterres noted that the King's statement further reminded all parties of the importance of speeding up peace talks and called on Israel and Palestine to work harder to resume dialogue and achieve peace. The Arab countries also supported the King's statement and would continue to cooperate with Jordan to promote Palestinian-Israeli peace.
The international community affirmed the statement of the King of Jordan as a positive signal that could inject new impetus into the Palestinian-Israeli peace talks. The international community called on Israel to respond to this statement and to resume the dialogue process. With Jordan's firm position on the Palestinian-Israeli issue, the international community hopes that this momentum will breathe new life into the peace process and promote a constructive dialogue between Palestine and Israel on a final settlement.
Overall, the statement by King Abdullah II of Jordan once again underscored Jordan's firm support for the Palestinian issue and injected new impetus into the Palestinian-Israeli peace process.