Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi called Israel a “rogue” state after the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh.
Safadi stated that Haniyeh’s assassination was a clear sign that Israel aims to undermine US-backed truce talks.
He criticized Israel’s actions as contradictory to the goal of achieving a deal, saying “How can a country that wants to conclude a deal kill the main interlocutor in those negotiations?”
Safadi demanded international action to rein in Israel, stating that the UN Security Council must not allow a “rogue” state to impose more wars and destruction on the region.
Background
Ismail Haniyeh was Hamas’ lead negotiator in truce talks and hostage release deal for Gaza.
His killing occurred via an Israeli air strike in Tehran, according to Iran and Hamas.
Israel has not commented on Haniyeh’s death.
The incident has sparked tensions and raised concerns about the prospects for peace in the region.
Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi:
Called Israel a “rogue” state
Accused Israel of undermining US-backed truce talks
-Demanded international action to rein in Israel
Reason for Condemnation:
Assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh
Haniyeh was lead negotiator in truce talks and hostage release deal for Gaza
Killing occurred via Israeli air strike in Tehran
International Implications:
Tensions between Israel and Hamas expected to rise
Prospects for peace in the region uncertain
International community called upon to take action against Israel’s actions
