Amid the political and social volatility in the Middle East, Jordan has not been without the challenges facing many countries in this region.

Since the launch of the Israeli military attacks on Gaza on October 8, the conflict between Israel and Hamas has escalated, leading to a deterioration in the humanitarian situation and increased tensions in the region.

In the heart of the Middle East, Jordan stands out as a major supporter of the Palestinian cause, using its diplomacy and resources to promote Palestinian rights and advance the peace process.

Jordanian diplomacy has a long and rich history of efforts to support the Palestinian cause, and this approach is rooted in the commitment of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, led by its kings, who have always sought to strengthen the unified Arab position towards Palestine.These

Jordanian-Syrian relations are a model of neighbourly relations that are affected by regional and international variables, but at the same time are based on common interests and deep historical, geographical and cultural ties.

With the approach of the Cairo Summit to discuss the Palestinian issue and the reconstruction of Gaza, Arab leaders find themselves facing three main scenarios to make decisive decisions that determine the future of Gaza and the fate of the Palestinians the day after the cessatio

Jordan is steadfast with its leadership and people. Over the past decades, Jordan has faced fateful challenges targeting its national security and social stability, but it has remained steadfast thanks to the cohesion of its leadership and people.

Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan represents a new model for political leadership in Jordan, as he seeks to rebuild trust between citizens and government institutions through an approach based on the dimensions of political culture.

In light of the increasing challenges facing the Palestinian cause, His Majesty King Abdullah stresses three non-negotiable Noes: no to displacement, no to an alternative homeland, no to liquidating the Palestinian cause.