Jordan warns against leaving the region to conflict
King Abdullah II's speech before the United Nations General Assembly pointed out that the future of the region after the wars depends on who draws its map, emphasizing the importance of protecting the two-state solution from developments on the ground, especially in Jerusalem and Gaza. He explained that Israeli expansion and threats to Jordan’s borders and water security pose a threat to the country's safety, calling on the international community to address the root causes of crises rather than just managing their results. He also affirmed Jordan’s commitment to diplomacy and peace, but stated it will not wait until conditions worsen, warning that changing the reality in Jerusalem could open the door to larger conflicts, and that the region might emerge from wars in a different way than it entered them.
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