Jordan's King Abdullah Slams Israel's Actions in Gaza, West Bank, and Syria at UN
King Abdullah II of Jordan dedicated his entire address at the United Nations to vehemently criticizing Israel's actions in Gaza, the West Bank, and Syria. He accused Israel of attempting to erase Palestinian life and impose a new territorial reality in the Gaza Strip, asserting that the events across the West Bank are not isolated incidents but part of a singular policy.
According to the King, this policy aims to force an entire population to leave its land, which he termed "forced displacement" and a "war crime." He further warned that the current Israeli government's "appetite" has become a regional threat, citing Syria as a "warning sign."
The King's remarks at the UN highlight Jordan's strong opposition to Israeli policies in the Palestinian territories and its broader regional security concerns. His address underscored the gravity with which Jordan views the ongoing conflict and its potential to destabilize the wider Middle East.
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