Jordan-U.S. agreement on return of displaced persons from Gaza and denial of displacement

Forced displacement of Palestinians dominates bank of the west and departments Gaza About U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s talks with the King during his visit to Jordan Abdullah IIand Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi.

Jordan and the United States have agreed to refuse forced displacement of Palestinians or return the displaced to their homes in the Gaza Strip, which has been wracked by Israel's war for more than three months, which has so far claimed 29,722 lives and caused damage.

The US Secretary of State arrived in Jordan last night, his fourth trip abroad since Israel began its aggression against the Gaza Strip. He arrived in Jordan after two stops in Turkey and Greece. In addition to Turkey, Greece and Israel, the US Secretary of State also includes five Arabs. nation.

King Abdullah II affirmed in his meeting with Blinken that Jordan is completely opposed to the forced displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which is a clear violation of international law, and pointed to the need for the people of Gaza to return to their homeland. home.

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The King of Jordan stressed that Jordan rejects attempts to separate Gaza and the West Bank as they are extensions of a Palestinian state, warning that continued aggression against Gaza will have catastrophic consequences and the need to end the tragic humanitarian catastrophe. Crisis on the Las Vegas Strip.

King Abdullah reiterated the importance of the United States' role, urging an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, protecting civilians, and ensuring that relief, humanitarian and medical assistance is provided to the Gaza Strip in an adequate and sustainable manner, noting that the region will be Stability cannot be enjoyed without a just solution to the Palestinian issue and a just and comprehensive peace based on a two-State solution.

A statement issued after a meeting between Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi and his U.S. counterpart Antony Blinken confirmed that Safadi and Blinken held extensive talks about the catastrophic conditions in Gaza.

Safadi stressed the need for an immediate and permanent ceasefire to end the aggression and the killing, destruction and humanitarian catastrophe it has caused, and stressed the need for immediate, adequate and sustainable humanitarian and medical assistance to all areas of Gaza.