Friday, November 17, 2023

“Israel’s aggression and crimes [in Gaza] can no longer be justified as self-defense. It has been killing innocent civilians and attacking hospitals,”

Jordan and Israel have held a fragile peace agreement since 1994, which returned some 380km (236 miles) of Jordan’s occupied land from Israeli control and resolved long-standing water disputes.
“We [Jordan] signed the peace agreement in 1994 as part of a wider Arab effort to establish a two-state solution.
  • That has not been achieved. 
  • Instead, Israel has not upheld its part of the agreement. 
  • So the peace deal will have to remain on the back burner gathering dust for now,” he said.

Jordan says it won't sign energy and water exchange deal with Israel |  Israel-Palestine conflict News | Al Jazeera

Jordan says it won’t sign energy and water exchange deal with Israel

Uploaded: Nov 16, 2023
Top diplomat says Amman’s priority is to end ‘Israel’s barbarism in Gaza’, which can no longer be seen as self-defence.

Jordan says it won’t sign energy and water exchange deal with Israel

Top diplomat says Amman’s priority is to end ‘Israel’s barbarism in Gaza’, which can no longer be seen as self-defense.


“Israel’s aggression and crimes [in Gaza] can no longer be justified as self-defence. It has been killing innocent civilians and attacking hospitals,” he told Al Jazeera
“If any other state had committed a fraction of what Israel is doing now, we would have seen sanctions imposed on it from every corner of the globe,” he added.
This month, Jordan announced it was “immediately” recalling its ambassador to Israel in response to the war in Gaza, accusing Israel of creating an “unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe”.
Safadi said Jordan would never enter into a dialogue about who runs Gaza after the war, considering such a move now could be seen as a green light to Israel to do whatever it wants.

“If the international community wants to talk about this, it must stop the war now,” he added.

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Jordan, like other Arab and Muslim countries, has strongly condemned Israel’s bombardment of Gaza in which more than 11,600 people have been killed, including more than 4,700 children. Israel has also launched a ground offensive and restricted supplies of water, food and electricity to the enclave.
  • Safadi spoke as the head of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), 
  • Philippe Lazzarini, warned of a “deliberate attempt to strangle” its operations in the Gaza Strip and said it risks shutting down all its humanitarian work because of a lack of fuel.
  • Israel cut off fuel shipments into the Gaza Strip as part of a “complete siege” on the area after Hamas fighters from Gaza launched an attack on southern Israel on October 7, killing about 1,200 people, according to Israeli authorities.

SOURCE: AL JAZEERA
Business, not peace': Netanyahu win doesn't change Jordanian views on Israel  | The Times of Israel
Jordan says it won't sign energy for water deal with Israel | Reuters
Israel, Jordan advance clean energy-for-water deal - The Jerusalem Post
Israel-Jordan Water-Energy Deal Signals Breakthrough in Middle East  Cooperation
Hundreds protest in Jordan against water-energy deal with Israel | Protests  News | Al Jazeera
Uploaded: Nov 26, 2021
Critics say the deal leaves Jordan dependent on Israel without providing a solution to the country’s water problems.

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