Tag: Abdullah II of Jordan

There are plenty of Israeli government ministers and MKs who would be happy to curb the religious rights of Jews on the Temple Mount.

Last July, Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud announced that the Palestinian Authority would stop working under the agreements with Israel.

The king ordered the royal court not to set a date for a meeting with Gantz, who requested a coordination meeting to negotiate Israeli coordination of the sovereignty plan with Jordan.

The king's press release only got to the Syria question in paragraph 5.

Should the US cut its aid to Jordan, there's no telling who would fill the void. Sure, it could be the Saudis or the Qataris, but it could also be the Iranians, the Russians, or the Chinese.

Law and order violations included closing streets with parked vehicles, burning tires, and blocking roads with rocks. Definitely sounds like an intifada.

King Abdullah II of Jordan has decided to cancel his trip abroad this week after realizing that a political earthquake is threatening his rule.

163 passports belonging Jordanian citizens who requested a visa to Israel are locked away in a safe of the shuttered Israeli embassy in Jordan.

The Palestinian Authority leadership has been reluctant to join a peace process at this point in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political crisis, while he is under investigations and could face indictments in the coming months.

Jordanian elements have also been deeply involved in the incitement against Israel in Jerusalem.

There is rampant speculation that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cut a deal with Jordan to remove the metal detectors.

The future king of Jordan is a half-"Palestinian"

The Abu Gosh family immigrated to Jordan from the Israeli Arab village of Abu Gosh, located on the main highway to Jerusalem.