Jordanian King's Speech Mostly on Palestinians
The article focuses on Jordanian King Abdullah II's speech before the United Nations General Assembly, in which he emphasized that approximately 90% of the speech addressed the Palestinian issue. He highlighted Israeli policies that impede the establishment of a Palestinian state and expand settlements. He explained that these violations include land seizures and attacks carried out by settlers, considering that the ongoing conflict is linked to the Palestinians not having an independent state with Jerusalem as its capital. The Palestinian cause remains a top priority in Jordanian policy. He also affirmed that the occupation policies hinder the two-state solution and pose a threat to regional security.
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