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Jordan’s King Abdullah II and Prince Hamza make first joint appearance since rift

HM King Abdullah II, HRH Crown Prince Al Hussein, and Princes El Hassan bin Talal, Feisal bin Al Hussein, Ali bin Al Hussein, Hamzah bin Al Hussein, and other members of the royal family visit tomb of the late King Abdullah I. (Courtesy: Royal court)
HM King Abdullah II, HRH Crown Prince Al Hussein, and Princes El Hassan bin Talal, Feisal bin Al Hussein, Ali bin Al Hussein, Hamzah bin Al Hussein, and other members of the royal family visit tomb of the late King Abdullah I. (Courtesy: Royal court)
King Abdullah and other members of the royal family visit tomb of the late King Abdullah I. (Royal Court of Jordan)
King Abdullah and other members of the royal family visit tomb of the late King Abdullah I. (Royal Court of Jordan)
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11 Apr 2021 11:04:15 GMT9
11 Apr 2021 11:04:15 GMT9

Arab News

CAIRO: Jordan’s King Abdullah and his half borther Prince Hamza made a joint appearance on Sunday attending a ceremony marking 100 years of the Hashemite kingdom’s independence. 

State media showed King Abdullah and other members of the royal family laying wreaths at the unknown soldier’s memorial.

This is their first public appearance together since the palace feud.

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