Jordan praises UNESCO on Jerusalem and addresses West Bank and Gaza issues
The article discusses Israel's ongoing escalation measures against Palestinians, highlighting that the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed UNESCO's decision regarding Jerusalem and condemned Israel's unilateral actions in the city, which include excavation, tunnel construction, and cable car projects. It emphasized the need to preserve the legal and historical status of the holy sites. In the West Bank, Israeli forces raided the offices of the Prisoners’ Center for Human Rights and fired tear gas at those present, amid arrests and suppression. Palestinian prisoners' conditions in the detention centers are also deteriorating, with approximately 9,350 prisoners—including children and women—being subjected to torture and starvation. Regarding resistance, Israeli attacks on Palestinians continue during the olive harvest season, with two people injured in Beit Lidd and other assaults in various areas, alongside documentation of 136 attacks since the season began. In Gaza, Israeli official Smotrich persists in his calls to fully occupy the Strip, including statements about destroying Gaza and provocative language against Palestinians. The situation continues to escalate militarily, with the army announcing the killing of five Palestinians in Gaza airstrikes, amidst an escalation that threatens to significantly worsen the humanitarian and security conditions, amid ongoing disagreements over the implementation of ceasefire agreements in the sector.
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