Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi stated that this year has been the deadliest period for Palestinians in over a decade [7dbac229]. He called on the international community to take action to end Israeli aggression on Gaza and hold Israel accountable for war crimes [7dbac229]. Safadi made these remarks during a joint press conference with the Slovenian Foreign Minister and the Portuguese Foreign Minister [7dbac229]. The Slovenian Foreign Minister emphasized Jordan's strategic role in achieving regional security and peace, while the Portuguese Foreign Minister rejected the forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza and advocated for diplomatic and political solutions to the conflict [7dbac229]. Safadi also held trilateral talks with his counterparts, where they highlighted the need to protect civilians and abide by international law [7dbac229]. He expressed that the current truce in Gaza should lead to a permanent halt to the war and the provision of assistance to the entire strip [7dbac229].
This year has seen a significant increase in Palestinian casualties, making it the deadliest year in over a decade [7dbac229]. Safadi urged the international community to take action and hold Israel accountable for its aggression on Gaza [7dbac229]. He emphasized the need for a permanent solution to the conflict and called for assistance to be provided to the entire strip [7dbac229]. The Slovenian and Portuguese Foreign Ministers also expressed their support for diplomatic and political solutions and rejected the forced displacement of Palestinians [7dbac229]. Trilateral talks were held to discuss the protection of civilians and adherence to international law [7dbac229].
The Jordan Times, an independent English-language daily published by the Jordan Press Foundation, provided this information [7dbac229].