Jordan and Arab Leaders Oppose Colombia Embassy in Jerusalem
A group of foreign ministers from Arab and Islamic countries, including Jordan, rejected the Colombian Republic's decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem, considering that this step contradicts United Nations Security Council resolutions and undermines efforts to achieve a just and lasting peace based on the two-state solution. They emphasized that any action aimed at changing the legal and historical status of Jerusalem or recognizing it as Israel's capital is deemed null and void and has no legal effect. This stance reflects international positions opposing any alteration to the legal status of occupied Jerusalem.
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