King Abdullah II of Jordan and Egyptian President Sisi had a phone call where they discussed the Gaza conflict, emphasizing a ceasefire and the prompt reconstruction of the region without displacing Palestinians. They also affirmed collaboration with the US for long-term peace and a Palestinian state based on 1967 borders.
Jordan’s King Abdullah II spoke on the phone with Egyptian President Sisi to discuss the ongoing situation in the occupied Palestinian territories. The conversation highlighted the need for cooperation between the two nations regarding the Gaza ceasefire and the importance of immediate reconstruction efforts in the region. Both leaders emphasized the necessity of not displacing the Palestinian people during these processes.
The discussion between King Abdullah II and President Sisi underscores the importance of unity among Arab nations in addressing the Gaza crisis. Their commitment to a ceasefire, reconstruction, and the establishment of a Palestinian state seeks to pave the way for lasting peace in the Middle East.
Original Source: en.mehrnews.com
