Mohammed bin Zayed and King Abdullah II: We reject Israeli threats to the sovereignty of the countries of the region

 

• Al -Safadi: We are working on an Arab proposal that proves that we are able to rebuild Gaza without the displacement of its residents
• Dubai, UAE United UAE (Jordanian King Abdullah II arrived in the Emirates, on Sunday, on a working visit, and the Emirati President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan was at the forefront of his future upon his arrival and his accompanying delegation at Al -Bateen Airport in Abu Dhabi.
• The two sides held talks at the Beach Palace in Abu Dhabi, to discuss the most prominent regional developments and bilateral relations, in the presence of Prince Al -Hussein bin Abdullah II, the Jordanian Crown Prince.
• King Abdullah II emphasized "Jordan's absolute rejection of any Israeli measures to include the West Bank and the displacement of the Palestinians, and for any plans for the future of Gaza that includes the displacement of its residents or its separation from the West Bank," according to a statement published by the Royal Jordanian Court through its page on the Internet.
• The Emirati President and the Jordanian monarch stressed in the statement, "their support for the rights of the brotherly Palestinian people, and the sustainability of work at the international level to push for a fair and comprehensive peace on the basis of the two -state solution, as the only way to achieve stability in the region."
• King Abdullah II and Muhammad bin Zayed also stressed "the need for the immediate end of the war on Gaza, and to perpetuate the flow of aid in all ways."
• The two leaders expressed their rejection of the Israeli plans aimed at consolidating the occupation of Gaza and expanding military control over it, and emphasized their rejection of the settlement plans in the West Bank "undermining the two -state solution" and threatening security, stability and opportunities to achieve peace, stressing their rejection of the Israeli positions and statements that involve a threat to the sovereignty of the regions of the region, according to the statement of the Jordanian Royal Court