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Jordan's King Abdullah Accuses Israel of War Crimes at UN; Jerusalem Responds
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By Lior Ben Ari
First reported by i24NEWS French · 1 day ago
What happened
Jordan's King Abdullah II strongly criticized Israel at the UN, accusing it of war crimes and hindering a Palestinian state. Israel's Foreign Ministry retorted by referencing Jordan's past actions regarding the West Bank. Despite the diplomatic tension, essential cooperation between the two nations continues.
- 01King Abdullah accused Israel of war crimes and hindering a Palestinian state at the UN.
- 02Israel's Foreign Ministry responded by criticizing Jordan's historical actions regarding the West Bank.
- 03Prime Minister Netanyahu addressed the remarks but focused on domestic political criticism.
- 04Despite harsh rhetoric, Israel and Jordan continue cooperation on water and other issues.
- 05Jordanian officials stated their criticism aims to restrain Israeli expansionism and aggression.
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