File photo of Jordan's King Abdullah II.
Amman:
Jordan's King Abdullah II called on the international community to protect Palestinian civilians in Gaza and stop Israel's ongoing offensive on the coastal enclave.
At a meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday, the king said that Jordan will continue to coordinate with the Palestinians and all parties involved to end Israel's offensive on the Gaza Strip, Xinhua reported.
He said Israel's aggression will only result in more disasters and instability in the Middle East.
Jordan is exerting every effort to stop Israel's aggression, the king said, adding that it's important to support the Egyptian initiative to broker a ceasefire in an effort to end the fighting in Gaza.
Abbas voiced his appreciation for Jordan's support to the Palestinians in Gaza.
The health ministry in Gaza said that Israel's ongoing offensive on the strip, which started in July 8, has already killed 800 Palestinians, including women and children.
At a meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday, the king said that Jordan will continue to coordinate with the Palestinians and all parties involved to end Israel's offensive on the Gaza Strip, Xinhua reported.
He said Israel's aggression will only result in more disasters and instability in the Middle East.
Jordan is exerting every effort to stop Israel's aggression, the king said, adding that it's important to support the Egyptian initiative to broker a ceasefire in an effort to end the fighting in Gaza.
Abbas voiced his appreciation for Jordan's support to the Palestinians in Gaza.
The health ministry in Gaza said that Israel's ongoing offensive on the strip, which started in July 8, has already killed 800 Palestinians, including women and children.
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