The Jordanian official warns about mysterious political movements to deceive Arab countries.
A former senior Jordanian official strongly warned about the political movements that are being pursued these days in the region and by the United States against the Palestinian issue.
“Marwan Al-Masher”, the former foreign minister of Jordan, strongly warned about ambiguous political movements in the context of the Palestinian cause.
He added: One should be alert to political movements in the field of Palestine so as not to be caught in the same fate as the previous cases. The final goal must be specified; The discussion of the two-state solution and stabilization of normalization is a new measure to trick the Arab countries and mislead them.
Al-Masher stated: We should not be satisfied with anything less than the end of the occupation and the complete stop of settlement construction and the recognition of the Palestinian state as declared by the United Nations.
He also said about the relations between Jordan and the Zionist regime: whoever thinks that the relations between Amman and Tel Aviv will return to the conditions before the 7th of October (Operation Storm Al-Aqsa) is delusional. The Israeli army does not differentiate between the headquarters of Hamas and the Jordanian field hospital.
The former foreign minister of Jordan stated: It seems that the current war will be prolonged and there is no prospect of a political process and a two-state solution shortly. The only way left for the Palestinian nation is armed resistance.
He called for a serious review of Jordan’s positions regarding the Zionist regime and did not consider the two-state solution to be realistic.
I have to say; that US President Joe Biden said a few days ago that a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine is not impossible during Benjamin Netanyahu’s prime ministership. In response to reporters’ questions on whether a two-state solution is impossible as long as Netanyahu is in power, Biden said: No, it is not.
Meanwhile, Netanyahu announced that he was against the formation of an independent Palestinian state after the end of the Gaza war and informed the United States of his opposition. The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime claimed that all lands west of the Jordan River should be under the security control (regime) of Israel.