There are reactions to Israel forcing Palestinians residing in the Gaza Strip to leave their lands. Jordanian Prime Minister Bashir Al-Hasawneh stated that removing the Palestinians from Gaza is a “red line” for Jordan and said: “Jordan will consider the attempted exile against the Palestinians as a declaration of war. Deportation will not be a new catastrophe. “There will be no settlement or alternative homeland,” he said, adding that all Jordan’s options are “on the table” despite the Israeli aggression on Gaza. The Jordanian Prime Minister stated that Israel’s actions are a “clear violation” of international humanitarian law and that “this is what gives Israel ‘permission’ to kill Palestinians.” He said: “There must be an end.” To escape punishment and provide protection.
In statements made by Jordan after October 7, the message was expressed that the country’s borders would be protected; Jordanian King Abdullah stressed that they would not allow a new wave of refugees.
His Majesty the King stressed that his country strongly opposes the re-displacement of Palestinians from their lands, whether in Gaza or the West Bank.
Medical aid from Jordan to Gaza by air
Jordanian King Abdullah II announced that the Jordanian Air Force dropped medical aid by plane to the field hospital in the Gaza Strip last night.
King Abdullah II said, in a statement on his Twitter page, that “our brave air force members transported emergency medical aid to the Jordanian field hospital in Gaza at midnight.” It is our duty to help our brothers who were injured in the war in Gaza. “We will always stand by our Palestinian brothers,” he said.
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