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President Abbas Praises Jordanian Monarch’s Support for Palestinian Cause

Ramallah: President of the State of Palestine Mahmoud Abbas expressed his appreciation to Jordanian King Abdullah II, praising the firm and supportive positions adopted by the Kingdom towards the Palestinian cause and the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people.

According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, President Abbas highlighted his deep appreciation for Jordan's unwavering support for the survival and steadfastness of the Palestinian people on their land. He commended Jordan's categorical rejection of any attempts to displace Palestinians from the Gaza Strip or the West Bank, emphasizing that this stance aligns with international law and underscores the strong fraternal relations between the two peoples.

President Abbas also acknowledged King Abdullah II's warnings about the dangers of escalation in the West Bank and the ongoing Israeli violations against Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem. He recognized Jordan's efforts in facilitating humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip and its role in supporting a sustainable ceasefire, which aims to alleviate the suffering of the Palestinian people amid challenging humanitarian conditions.

President Abbas noted that Jordan's position reflects a historical commitment to the Palestinian cause, aiding Palestinian efforts to maintain a presence on their land and resist any attempts to displace them. He expressed his desire to continue joint efforts to achieve a just and lasting peace based on international resolutions, ensuring security and stability for the region.

In conclusion, President Abbas reiterated his gratitude to King Abdullah II, expressing confidence in Jordan's continued support for Palestinian rights. He emphasized the importance of joint coordination to achieve Palestinian national goals, including the Palestinian Authority's management of the Rafah crossing, as part of the broader aim for the State of Palestine to govern the Gaza Strip as an integral part of its territory.