AMMAN — Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriate Affairs, Ayman Safadi, emphasized Jordan's steadfast
commitment to the two-state solution. He noted that if this solution were to be
undermined and hope for its realization faded, there would be no alternative
but to consider a "one-state scenario." Such a scenario, Safadi
warned, would lead to a dire situation of racial discrimination, escalating
conflict, and further deterioration.
اضافة اعلان
During a press conference held on Thursday alongside the
Commissioner-General of the
United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, Safadi
elaborated on the consequences of failing to improve the situation in the
Palestinian territories, Jo24 reported. He emphasized that safeguarding the
two-state solution, making progress toward peace, instilling hope among the
Palestinian people, and restoring confidence in the political process were
imperative. Failing to do so, he cautioned, would lead to a worsening situation
that would impact not only Palestinians but the entire region.
Safadi continued during the
press conference with Lazzarini to highlight the ongoing unilateral actions that undermine the two-state
solution and hinder prospects for peace. These actions include the expansion of
settlements, persistent land confiscations, increasing
violations at Al-Aqsa Mosque, ongoing Palestinian displacement, and Israel's refusal to commit to a
clear vision for the region's future and a
peaceful resolution.
He underscored the significant challenges that persist in
advancing towards a
resolution of the Palestinian issue, which remains the core
issue in the region. Safadi emphasized the need to halt the current
deterioration and work towards a genuine political horizon for a just and
lasting peace. He stressed that this pursuit was not only a strategic
imperative for Jordan but also a regional necessity and a global imperative.
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