“We in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan continue to make every effort to solve regional crises, address the consequences of humanitarian, security and political crises, and achieve the security and stability we need so that we can work together to face other challenges, such as the challenges of the environment and climate, water, energy, provide employment opportunities, etc.” he noted. “For us in Jordan, the central cause is the Palestinian cause, and His Majesty the King is leading continuous efforts to stop the deterioration and find a real political horizon that takes us towards resuming serious and effective negotiations that address all final status issues, including Jerusalem, which must be resolved within the framework of direct negotiations and on the basis of international law, which considers East Jerusalem part of the occupied Palestinian territories, until we reach a just and comprehensive peace, which constitutes a strategic need and goal for us in the region and in the world,” Safadi underlined. Safadi said, “Today marks the 56th anniversary of the 1967 war and its resulted occupation, which we firmly believe in Jordan that must end according to the two-state solution so that we can get the peace that the Palestinians need, the Israelis need, and we all need.” He added, “Our position in Jordan is that the two-state solution is the only way to resolve this conflict and achieve a just and comprehensive peace, and we affirm our deep concern about the continued deterioration in the occupied Palestinian territories, and the need to stop this deterioration and stop all unilateral steps that undermine the two-state solution, and thus undermine the chances of achieving a just and comprehensive peace that the region and all its peoples should enjoy.” “Jordan is a country that made peace, calls for peace, and continues to do everything it can to achieve a comprehensive and just peace based on the two-state solution that embodies the independent, sovereign Palestinian state with occupied Jerusalem as its capital on the pre-June 4, 1967 borders, to live in peace and security with Israel, and let us all cooperate in order to perpetuate this peace, face common challenges, and provide a decent and secure life for all the peoples of the region,” Safadi stressed.

Source: Jordan News Agency