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2023 bloodiest year for Palestinians: Jordanian FM

Ayman Safadi on Saturday pointed out the importance of continued work with the international community to stop the Israel-Hamas war. (Petra)
Ayman Safadi on Saturday pointed out the importance of continued work with the international community to stop the Israel-Hamas war. (Petra)
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26 Nov 2023 07:11:22 GMT9
26 Nov 2023 07:11:22 GMT9

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AMMAN: Jordan’s minister of foreign affairs has labelled 2023 the bloodiest year for Palestinians in more than a decade.

Ayman Safadi on Saturday pointed out the importance of continued work with the international community to stop the Israel-Hamas war, the Jordan News Agency (Petra) reported.

He warned that the displacement of people in Gaza would not provide a solution but only aggravate the situation.

His comments were made during a joint press conference with the foreign ministers of Slovenia and Portugal, Tanja Fajon and Joao Cravinho, respectively.

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