King's UN speeches on Palestine and regional issues
This article focuses on King Abdullah II's speech before the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, in which he emphasized the importance of a just and comprehensive resolution to the Palestinian cause based on the two-state solution, respecting the rights of the Palestinian people and establishing an independent state on the 1967 lines with East Jerusalem as its capital. He also underscored that ongoing occupation and the lack of a political horizon hinder peace and stability in the region, calling on the international community to assume its responsibilities by stopping Israeli settlements and supporting the resumption of a serious political process. Additionally, the speech addressed regional crises and international issues, clarifying that resolving conflicts requires multilateral efforts, with a focus on fighting terrorism, supporting refugees, and confronting environmental challenges such as global warming and water scarcity. The speech reflects a Jordanian vision advocating for peace, international law, and global cooperation to achieve security and stability.
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