Amir Abdullahian’s telephone conversation with his Jordanian counterpart about Gaza

According to the report of Fars news agency’s foreign policy group, Hossein Amirabdollahian’s telephone consultations about the situation in Gaza and in order to stop the crimes of the Zionists and facilitate the sending of humanitarian aid to the people of this region are still continuing. In this regard, Hossein AmirAbdollahian, who had a phone conversation with his Egyptian counterpart Sameh al-Shakri tonight (Monday, January 4), also made a phone call with Ayman al-Safadi, the Jordanian foreign minister. and Safadi, who recently met in Geneva on the sidelines of the Second World Refugee Forum, discussed the latest developments in Palestine and the continuation of Zionist crimes in Gaza and the West Bank.

Amir Abdullahian stated in this interview: Despite the positive regional and international efforts to prevent the continuation and expansion of the scope of the war, we still witness the efforts of the Zionist regime to pursue its aggressive goals in the direction of genocide, the continuation of human blockade and the forced displacement of people. We are Gaza and the West Bank.

According to Fars report, in the past two and a half months since the Zionist crimes in Gaza, more than 20,000 people have been martyred, and the Zionist regime’s attacks on The Gaza strip continues.

In this phone call, the head of the diplomatic service, while referring to international concerns regarding the security of the Red Sea, emphasized: the Islamic Republic of Iran always avoids the development of war and the necessity of providing Maritime security in the Red Sea, as well as the Persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean is important and persistent, but stopping the war against Gaza can guarantee the security of the region.

According to Fars report, Hossein Amirabdollahian said on Saturday night, January 2nd, in response to a Fars reporter’s question about the American effort to expand the coalition in the Red Sea, that the solution is not to create a coalition in the Red Sea, It is to stop the red blood of the women, children and civilians of Gaza and the West Bank of Palestine. Regarding Palestine, he pointed out and added: This is an important event that all Islamic and even non-Islamic countries took a united and common position against the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza and the rights of the Palestinian people.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan, Ayman al-Safadi, also mentioned the priorities of the Kingdom of Jordan regarding the current developments in the region, including stopping the military aggression and facilitating the sending of humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza and dealing with forced migration. /p>

He said that despite the positions of the world countries, the Israeli regime continues to commit crimes in Gaza, which aggravates the humanitarian crisis.

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