Report: Netanyahu, Abdullah meet to discuss peace process
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Jordan\’s King Abdullah II met in Jordan to discuss the Middle East peace process.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Jordan\’s King Abdullah II met in Jordan to discuss the Middle East peace process.
Leaders of the American Jewish Committee in a meeting with Jordan\’s King Abdullah II in Amman discussed political and strategic developments in the Middle East.
U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged Israel and Hamas to stick to pledges under a cease-fire deal which came into effect on Wednesday to end the eight-day conflict around the Gaza Strip.
Jordan\’s King Abdullah II said he would stand by his country\’s peace treaty with Israel, although he expressed doubts about the Egypt-Israel peace.
The ongoing impasse in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process is jeopardizing the security of the Middle East, Jordanian King Abdullah II told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu late Wednesday.
Israel has been pressuring other countries not to sell nuclear technology to Jordan, King Abdullah told The Wall Street Journal.\n