Jordian King: Jerusalem is the red line
Jordan's king: Region heading towards abyss
In interview to al-Hayat newspaper, King Abdullah warns, 'If we miss this opportunity and peace is not achieved in a year or two, I believe our generation will not see peace'
Jordan's King Abdullah II warned on Monday against the continuation of the political stalemate reached in the region. In a special interview to London-based al-Hayat newspaper, Abdullah warned that if the current situation continues, it would be "heading towards an abyss. If there is no progress, if there is no vision, I am concerned about Palestine, and about the entire region."
In the first part of the two-part interview, Abdullah urged Israel to cease its "illegitimate steps that make chances for peace tough."
He said, "Jerusalem is the red line. The Israelis must understand Jerusalem's standing among the Arabs, the Muslims and the Christians, and should not play with fire."
Jerusalem belongs to the Jews for ever and ever.
ReplyDeleteBecause God said this is his Word.
"Jerusalem is mine", said God
No one can change this.
Ones He(Jesus Christ)will reign,this world, not in Moscow or Washington or Paris or Rome, but in JERUSALEM, for a thousand years