Jordan and France call for action on Palestinian state
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and France jointly emphasized the need to take practical steps according to a clear timetable to establish an independent, sovereign Palestinian state within the 1967 borders, with Jerusalem as its East Capital, based on a two-state solution. They also called for strengthening the transition from statements to actions to achieve lasting peace. The leaders condemned Israel's attempts to annex the West Bank and displace the Palestinian people, reaffirming their rejection of the colonial "E1" project and emphasizing the importance of maintaining the historical and legal status of Jerusalem, with France reaffirming its guardianship over the holy sites. Additionally, they stressed the necessity of implementing a plan to achieve stability in Gaza and ensure the sufficient and unobstructed delivery of humanitarian aid.
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