The King of Jordan, King Abdullah II, renewed, on Monday, the emphasis on his position refusing to displace the Palestinians, denouncing “some questioning these fixed situations.”
This came during his meeting with a group of military retirees, according to a statement by the Royal Court.
The statement stated that King Abdullah emphasized “Jordan’s steadfast position on the Palestinian issue, which rejects displacement, resettlement and the alternative homeland.”
He stressed that “his position has not and will not change, and that the saying over 25 years is both for displacement, both for resettlement, no for the alternative homeland.”
The King of Jordan also denounced “the doubts of some of these fixed situations”, without referring to a specific party.
King Abdullah stressed that he derives “strength and courage from the dear people, the Jordanian armed forces, the security services, and the retired arms comrades.”
He added, “He knows the readiness of the military retirees to wear the military uniform, and to stand on his right and right in the face of all challenges,” according to the same statement.
He considered that “preserving the interest, stability and protection of Jordan over all considerations.”
The King of Jordan stressed the importance of working on the reconstruction of Gaza, “without the displacement of Palestinian brothers in the occupied West Bank.”
He reaffirmed “the importance of working to reduce escalation in the West Bank”, and that achieving a fair and comprehensive peace on the basis of the two -state solution is “the only way to achieve stability in the region.”
