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The newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" revealed the confidential meeting that took place between Israel's late Prime Minister Shimon Peres and King Hussein of Jordan at the King’s palace in Amman in 1993, prior to the signing of the peace treaty between the two countries. The meeting was conducted in complete secrecy, and Peres changed his appearance to participate in it. During their discussions, they focused on economic cooperation through modern infrastructure projects. King Hussein expressed his desire to achieve stability and security for future generations, referencing a tragic event that occurred in 1951—the assassination of his father. Ultimately, both parties signed a memorandum of understanding that laid the groundwork for the officially announced peace agreement in 1994, highlighting the significance of this meeting and its role in strengthening relations between Israel and Jordan.
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