Jordan urges to avoid regional conflict
King Abdullah II's speech before the United Nations focused on the importance of maintaining stability in the region and avoiding its destruction by fire. He emphasized that the situation in Palestine and Jerusalem goes beyond a humanitarian tragedy, affecting the security of nations and Jordan's sovereignty. He warned against the escalation of settlements and the complexities surrounding Jerusalem, affirming that changes on the ground in the occupied territories threaten the two-state solution and ignite conflicts. Jordan calls on the international community to enforce international law and safeguard the foundations of peace on the ground. He also reaffirmed Jordan's commitment to diplomacy and peace, but warned that it cannot wait for warnings to turn into a reality on the ground. He urged the international community to act before it's too late, so that the Middle East is not torn apart by fire.
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