Ayman Safadi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, emphasized Jordan's stance against sending forces to Gaza as replacements for Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF).

 

In a press conference following talks with his Greek counterpart, Georgios Katrougalos, Safadi stated, "We will not send forces to Gaza to replace the [IOF],”

 

"We will not clean up after Netanyahu," highlighting Jordan's refusal to engage militarily in addressing the repercussions of the aggression orchestrated by “Israeli” Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.

 

During the press conference, Safadi criticized the “Israeli” government's lack of commitment to regional peace, asserting, "The current Israeli government does not seek peace in the region."

 

He underscored the imperative of a two-state solution as the sole viable pathway to halt violence in the region, cautioning against the mounting risk of further escalation.

 

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Drawing attention to ongoing hostilities in the West Bank, Safadi condemned the IOF’s actions, emphasizing Jordan's pivotal role in safeguarding Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem.

 

Additionally, he affirmed Jordan's unwavering support for international efforts aimed at securing a ceasefire in Gaza, advocating for a comprehensive approach to fulfill the legitimate rights and aspirations of the Palestinian people.