Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi said on Monday that what is coming in Palestine “is still worse,” attributing this to dealing with an Israeli government that has “crossed all red lines.”
Al-Safadi said in an interview with the official Jordanian Kingdom TV, “There is still worse to come, because we are dealing with an Israeli government that has crossed all red lines, and has left no international law without violating it.”
He added that Jordan is continuing its targeted effort to expose the Israeli narrative, because Israel is continuing its barbaric war on Gaza, and is trying to cover this war with its narrative, which no longer offers anything logical.
Al-Safadi warned of the consequences of the crimes committed by Israel in Gaza, pointing out that what Tel Aviv is doing in the West Bank will lead to the situation erupting there.
The Jordanian minister pointed out that “Hamas did not create the conflict, but rather the conflict created it.”
He explained that Hamas “launched in an environment of oppression and deprivation, violation of rights, violation of dignity, and continued occupation.”
In response to a question about Jordan’s thinking about opening channels of communication with the political leadership of Hamas, Al-Safadi said, “We are a country that knows how to maintain our communications, and we know how all the doors through which we enter will lead us to achieving our goal, which is to end this conflict on the basis of fully fulfilling the rights of the Palestinian people, and we are acting.” “Accordingly.”
On November 1, Jordan decided to recall its ambassador to Tel Aviv immediately, and refused to return the Israeli ambassador to the Kingdom, against the backdrop of the “raging Israeli war” in the Gaza Strip.
Al-Safadi explained, at the time, that the return of the ambassadors would be linked to Israel stopping its war on Gaza and stopping the humanitarian catastrophe it is causing and all its measures that deprive the Palestinians of their right to food, water, medicine, and their right to live in a safe and stable life on their national soil.
For the 39th day, the Israeli army is waging a devastating war on Gaza, leaving 11,240 martyrs, including 4,630 children and 3,130 women, as well as 29,000 injured, most of them children and women, according to official Palestinian sources on Monday evening.
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2023-11-13 22:21:17
