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Meanwhile we see some palestinians taking a hostile stance toward King Abdullah II’s speech.
Doesn't that also put them on the same side as the Israelis?
Its ironic how Jordanians were called "Zionists" simply because they took a hostile stance against the Iranian attacks on jordanian territory.
They were also described as being on the same side as the Israelis—which according to that logic makes them Zionists too.
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It is particularly amusing to hear @KingAbdullahII of Jordan speak so passionately about international law and the rights of Palestinians in Judea and Samaria.
In July 1988, on the orders of his father, King Hussein, Jordan collectively and unilaterally revoked the citizenship and rights of Palestinians living in Judea and Samaria - in complete violation of international law.
Overnight, Palestinians in Judea and Samaria lost the right to vote or run for the Jordanian parliament, work in the Jordanian civil service, or receive funding from the Hashemite Kingdom. Their Jordanian passports were confiscated or not renewed. They were classified as foreign nationals. Their entry into Jordan and their ability to remain there were restricted.
Tell us more about international law.
@unknownshloy First off, I'm a Jordanian Sunni, and I have zero hate for Hejazis or Saudis. I was simply pointing out the historical fact that Ali and Hussain aren't al-saud, that’s all :)