Jordanian King Abdullah II reiterated, on Monday, that there will be no solution to the Palestinian issue at the expense of the Kingdom.

The Royal Court quoted the Jordanian monarch as saying during a meeting with the heads of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a number of retired security services directors: “Jordan is confident in itself, and is strong with the awareness of its people and the strength of its army and security services.”

He also stressed the importance of intensifying and unifying Arab efforts to pressure a ceasefire in Gaza, and to push for a political horizon to resolve the Palestinian issue.

In the same context, Prime Minister Bisher Al-Khasawneh said in a special session within the “Doha Forum” to talk about the repercussions of the Israeli war on Gaza that the position of Jordan and Egypt is clear in rejecting displacement, or creating any conditions that impose displacement on Palestinians outside Gaza and the West Bank, and this is “a red line for both countries.” 

Al-Khasawneh continued, saying: “The peace treaty prohibits forced displacement, otherwise this would be a clear violation of the treaty.”