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Al-Alami Discusses King's Speech and Israeli Narrative
King Abdullah II's speech in New York focused on correcting the image surrounding the Palestinian and Israeli situation. He emphasized that what is happening in Gaza and the West Bank is an attack on the very existence of Palestinians and a halt to efforts to establish a Palestinian state, warning of war crimes committed by the occupation. The King also called on the international community to take action and not to delay in applying international law to hold Israel accountable for its violations. He reaffirmed that the Arab Peace Initiative remains on the table and pointed out that the main obstacle is the absence of a Israeli government willing to pursue peace. Additionally, he stressed that the conflict is not a war between religions, noting that Jordan offers protection to both Christians and Muslims and seeks to promote the moderate message of Islam. The King warned against Israeli expansionist ambitions that threaten regional security and reaffirmed Jordan's commitment to peace and its support for the Palestinian people.
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