Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday met with Jordan’s King Abdullah in Amman. Jordanian media reported that the two leaders discussed ways to move the peace process forward based on the two-state solution.
According to the report, the two also discussed moves which could lead to an optimistic atmosphere between Israel and the Palestinians in a bid to launch direct negotiations instead of the current proximity talks.
Abdullah reiterated his stand that only peace could bring security and stability to the Middle East, the reports said. He called on all parties not to engage in moves which could “harm the aspiration for two states, which is a basic condition for creating regional stability.”
(Source: Ynet)
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