Jordan's neighbours and allies reacted with statements of support after the Jordanian military said on Saturday that King Abdullah's half-brother and former Crown Prince Hamza bin Hussein had been told to halt actions used to target the country's "security and stability".
Updated: Apr. 4, 2021 1:11 PM
Apr. 4, 2021 9:32 AM
Updated: Apr. 4, 2021 1:11 PM
Jordanian King Abdullah s half-brother and former Crown Prince Hamzah bin Hussein was told to halt actions used to target the country s security and stability, the military said on Saturday.
In a statement published by the state news agency, it said the action was part of a broader security investigation in which a former minister, a member of the royal family and some other unidentified individuals were detained. Credit: Noor al Hussein
Queen Noor, the mother of the former crown prince, tweeted on Sunday that she is Praying that truth and justice will prevail for all the innocent victims of this wicked slander. God bless and keep them safe.
Amman, April 4
Queen Noor, widow of the late King Hussein of Jordan, described as “wicked slander” on Saturday allegations by the authorities against her son, the former Crown Prince Ha
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Jordan’s ability to weather crises is inspiring and both the region and the international community back the stability of the country, UAE presidential adviser Dr Anwar Gargash tweeted on Sunday.
“The stability of brotherly Jordan is subject to Arab and international consensus,” Dr Gargash tweeted. “Its rational policy and its construction of bridges in a troubled region were not an easy option, but it was and remains the necessary approach.” Jordan state security court in Amman. AP Photo Dr Bassem Awadallah, a former right hand man of King Abdullah who played a major role developing the country s economic policy, has been arrested on “security grounds”. EPA
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