Jordan Parliament Debate on Washington Condolences

The Jordanian Parliament session witnessed widespread controversy after Deputy Ali Al-Khalayla proposed issuing a condolence statement to the U.S. Congress for the American soldiers who were killed in an Iranian attack on a military base in Jordan two weeks ago. The proposal was met with strong opposition from many MPs, who argued that the United States supports Israel and is responsible for its crimes in Gaza, emphasizing that the Jordanian people reject expressing condolences to the United States. Conversely, supporters defended the proposal, considering that the American soldiers are allies of Jordan and that their presence within the framework of defense agreements aims to protect Jordan's security and stability. They viewed the condolence as a diplomatic gesture.

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