Jordan Should Remain Outside Occupation Security
The National Forum for Supporting the Resistance and Protecting the Homeland rejected Jordan's hosting of the meeting between the Syrian Foreign Minister and the head of Mossad, considering that these meetings threaten the security and geopolitical stability in the region. This stance is particularly justified by Israel's ongoing expansion and aggression on Arab territories, including Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon. The forum affirmed that Jordan's security is tied to the unity and sovereignty of Syria, and that any projects aimed at dividing Syria or establishing security corridors pose a threat to Jordan's strategic interests. It called for the development of a unified Arab stance that supports national sovereignty and opposes occupation projects, emphasizing the importance of protecting Jordan's national decision and preventing the kingdom from becoming a platform for security meetings with the occupation.
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