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King Abdullah II's speech before the United Nations General Assembly focused on escalating the Palestinian and Israeli crisis. He explained that Israeli policies in Gaza, the West Bank, and Syria constitute an integrated project aimed at undermining the Palestinian state and displacing its people, with security threats to Jordan's borders increasing. The speech also criticized international impunity, stressing that the lack of enforcement of resolutions deepens the crisis and threatens regional stability. Emphasis was placed on the importance of the world distinguishing between the various offshoot crises and the central crisis in Palestine. The speech affirmed that Israeli policies do not only affect a neighboring country but also threaten Jordan's national security, requiring political elites to carefully analyze the strategic environment and prioritize national interests. It called for effective accountability and clear implementation decisions to ensure peace and stability.
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