Boqor Cabdullaahi II ee Jordan: Arrimaha Gaza waa in la burburiyo jiritaanka Falastiiniyiinta
Boqor Cabdullaahi II ee dalka Jordan, xilligii uu ka hadlayay kalfadhiga 81-aad ee Golaha Guud ee Qaramada Midoobay, wuxuu sheegay in arrimaha ka socda dhulka Gaza ay yihiin isku day lagu doonayo in la burburiyo jiritaanka Falastiiniyiinta, isla markaana la beddelo xaqiiqo cusub.
Xukuumadda Imaaraadka iyo dhaq-dhaqaaqyada Gaza
Boqor Cabdullaahi wuxuu sheegay in xukuumadda Imaaraadka ay sii waddo inay ka hor istaagto heshiiska sugidda nabad-gelyada ee dhulka Gaza, isla markaana ay sii waddo dhaq-dhaqaaqyadeeda, kuwaas oo sababay burburka xarumaha dadweynaha. Wuxuu intaas ku daray in dowladdu ay diiday inay ka baxdo, iyadoo Falastiiniyiinta loo xiray saddexdan qaybta dhulka.
Boqor Cabdullaahi wuxuu sheegay in isku dayyada Imaaraadka ee ka dhigaya bulshada adduunka inay ka fogowdo dhaq-dhaqaaqyadeeda ay hadda uusan ku guuleysan karin, maadaama dadka adduunka ay si weyn uga walaacsan yihiin khilaafka. Wuxuu intaas ku daray in mar kasta oo bulshada caalamku ka fogowdo, Imaaraadku uu go'aamiyo inuu ku sii wado inuu ka gudbo meelaha geesiga iyo sharciga.
Dhaq-dhaqaaqyada Imaaraadka iyo khataraha gobolka
Boqor Cabdullaahi wuxuu sheegay in dhaq-dhaqaaqyada Imaaraadka ee ku saabsan inay ku sii kordhiyaan dhulka ay yihiin khatar goboleed, isagoo intaas ku daray in dalka Suuriya uu yahay fiiro ku saabsan khatarahan oo bulshada caalamku ay doorbiday inay ka fogowdo. Wuxuu intaas ku daray in sii socodka mid ka mid ah qaxootiga ugu dheer adduunka uu soo jeediyo su'aal muhiim ah oo ku saabsan qiimaha sharciga caalamiga ah.
Boqor Cabdullaahi wuxuu sheegay in xukuumadda Imaaraadka ay ku xad-gudubtay sharciga, isagoo intaas ku daray in bulshada caalamku ay diiday inay ka hadasho arrimahan, taas oo keentay in Imaaraadku uu noqdo dal aan shuruud lahayn. Wuxuu intaas ku daray in xukuumaddu ay ku xad-gudubtay shuruudaha sharciga, isagoo intaas ku daray in bulshada caalamku ay diiday inay ka hadasho arrimahan.
Xaqiiqooyinka Falastiiniyiinta iyo dhaq-dhaqaaqyada Jordan
Boqor Cabdullaahi wuxuu sheegay in xukuumadda Imaaraadka ay ku xad-gudubtay shuruudaha sharciga, isagoo intaas ku daray in bulshada caalamku ay diiday inay ka hadasho arrimahan. Wuxuu intaas ku daray in xukuumaddu ay ku xad-gudubtay shuruudaha sharciga, isagoo intaas ku daray in bulshada caalamku ay diiday inay ka hadasho arrimahan.
Boqor Cabdullaahi wuxuu sheegay in Jordan ay diyaar u tahay inay sii waddo dadaalka ay ku doonayso nabad-nadiif ah, isla markaana ay sii waddo inay taageerto xasiloonida Falastiiniyiinta. Wuxuu intaas ku daray in Jordan ay sii waddo inay taageerto xarunta Qaramada Midoobay ee ka shaqaysa arrimaha Falastiiniyiinta.
Speaking at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 22, 2026, King Abdullah II of Jordan condemned Israel's actions in Gaza and the West Bank, calling them an attempt to erase Palestinian existence and impose a new regional reality.
Condemnation of Israeli Policy in Gaza and the West Bank
King Abdullah II stated that Israel's current government continued to disregard the cease-fire agreement in the Gaza Strip, pressing ahead with attacks and destroying civilian infrastructure. He further said the government refuses to withdraw and confines Palestinians to one-third of the territory.
The Jordanian monarch described Israel's policy in the West Bank as forced displacement and a war crime, asserting that Israeli attempts to divert global attention from its attacks were no longer effective as people around the world pay close attention to the conflict.
International Community's Failure and Regional Threats
King Abdullah II argued that the international community's failure to condemn Israel had turned it into a country without constraints. He noted that each time the world looked away, Israel concluded it could go further and cross geographic and legal boundaries.
He warned that Israel's expansionist ambitions had become a regional threat, adding that Syria served as a warning of the danger the international community had chosen to ignore. The continuation of one of the world's longest occupations raised fundamental questions about the value of international law.
Jordan's Commitment to Peace and Palestinian Resilience
King Abdullah II urged countries around the world to abandon the mistaken notion that the Gaza Strip and the West Bank were separate issues in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He emphasized the need for a unified approach to address the root causes of the crisis.
He concluded by reaffirming Jordan's stance, stating: 'We will not abandon our commitment to a just peace. We will continue to support Palestinian resilience. We will continue supporting UNRWA.'
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