Arab and Islamic consensus on Hashemite guardianship
The article discusses the Arab and Islamic ministerial meeting hosted by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, which emphasized Jordan's historical role, under King Abdullah II, in defending Jerusalem and its Islamic and Christian holy sites. The attendees reaffirmed the Arab and Muslim commitment to the Hashemite custodianship of the city, while calling for unity among Arab and Islamic ranks to confront Israeli policies and ongoing violations in Jerusalem and the occupied Palestinian territories since 1967. The participants also underscored the importance of turning to the United Nations and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation to trigger effective international action to protect the city and support Palestinian rights. They reiterated that Jerusalem will remain a city that unites Muslims and Christians, and that Hashemite guardianship forms the first line of defense for its identity and the rights of its peoples.
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