King and the global order
King Abdullah II's speech at the United Nations focused on the importance of effectively enforcing international law in the Palestinian conflicts and the region. He emphasized that continued occupation, settlement expansion, and displacement turn crises into permanent facts and threaten opportunities for peace and regional stability. He clarified that the international community bears responsibility for implementing sanctions and exerting pressure to achieve just solutions, noting that the lack of enforcement reflects a loss of credibility in the international legal system. Additionally, he stressed that genuine peace can only be achieved by addressing the root causes of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and highlighted the necessity for Jordanian security to be based on crisis management strategies that protect national interests. He warned that the deterioration of international law's standing undermines its legitimacy and endangers regional stability.
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