Wednesday, 6 December 2017
*Jordan's π―π΄ King joins criticism π over Trump's Jerusalem decision❗*
Jordan's King Abdullah voiced his concern Wednesday over US President Donald Trump's plans to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital and move the US embassy there, saying the city is key to regional stability.
Trump's expected announcement has prompted a chorus of criticism and concern from regional and world figures -- including important US allies such as Jordan -- who say it risks fueling instability and kills off hopes of a future Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.
"There is no alternative to a two-state solution and Jerusalem is key to any peace agreement," said Abdullah, speaking in Ankara alongside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who is also opposed to Trump's expected move.
Abdullah said he had "re-emphasized our concerns" to Trump about his plans to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital. "It is imperative to work fast to reach a final status solution and a peace agreement," he said.
The Jordanian King added that any such agreement must allow for an independent Palestinian state and that "ignoring Palestinian Muslim and Christian rights" in the holy city "could fuel terrorism."
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