The King of Jordan demands doubling aid to Gaza. Jordan is urging its Western allies to pressure Israel to increase the amounts of aid coming from the Kingdom. Jordan sent 4 planes, in cooperation with the French side, to land food supplies for thousands of displaced people who took refuge on the Gaza coast. Previous airdrops included medicines and humanitarian aid to hospitals run by the Jordanian army in Gaza. It is noteworthy that Israel has been waging a devastating aggression against Gaza since last October 7, which has so far led to the death of more than 30,000 martyrs and about 70,000 wounded, most of whom are women and children.
Jordanian King Abdullah II warned on Thursday of the dangerous consequences of an Israeli offensive on Rafah, where so many displaced Palestinians have taken shelter. “Military and security solutions will never bring peace,” he said, noting that the only way to achieve peace is through a political horizon on the basis of the two-state solution. The King arrived on Thursday in London, the first stop of his European leg of foreign tour, which started in the United States and Canada.
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Amid concerns over his cognitive abilities and advancing age, Joe Biden appeared confused while sharing the stage with the King of Jordan, Abdullah II.