Jordanian FM stresses need for concerted efforts to stop Israeli aggression on Gaza
Basant Ahmed
Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi stressed the need for concerted efforts to halt the Israeli aggression on Gaza, reach a permanent and comprehensive ceasefire agreement, implement a prisoner exchange agreement, and ensure the entry of humanitarian aid into the Strip, which is facing a humanitarian catastrophe.
This cae during a phone call between The Jordanian Foreign Minister and Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong.
the two ministers discussed regional and international efforts to ensure that the international conference scheduled to be held this month in New York, co-chaired by Saudi Arabia and France, will lead to practical outcomes that contribute to advancing efforts to achieve a just and lasting peace, including the recognition of the Palestinian state by more countries, According to the Jordan News Agency (Petra).
Safadi also stressed the need to stop the escalation in the occupied West Bank, end all illegal Israeli measures that undermine the two-state solution, and stop attacks on Islamic and Christian holy sites in occupied Jerusalem.
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