Al-Fayez condemns Iran's attacks on Jordan and Gulf
The article focused on condemning the Jordanian Senate President, Faisal Al-Fayez, for Iran's ongoing attacks on Jordan and Gulf Cooperation Council countries. He described these assaults as malicious and a flagrant violation of international law and the United Nations Charter. He clarified that these attacks, which include missile strikes and drone incursions, threaten the safety and security of the Kingdom, despite Jordan’s firm stance as a peace and stability hub and its rejection of interference in the affairs of others. Al-Fayez emphasized that His Majesty King Abdullah II opposes these attacks and calls for security guarantees for Arab countries, urging greater Arab cooperation to confront regional challenges and work to stop Iranian interventions in coordination with the international community. The article also reviewed the challenges resulting from events in the West Bank and their impact on Jordan, especially regarding displacement and conflict, reaffirming the country’s ability to face these challenges and stay true to its national constants. There was particular emphasis on the Hashemite custodianship of the holy sites in Jerusalem and its role in preserving Arab and Islamic identity.
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