Jordanian king, US secretary of state probe latest developments in West Bank, al-Quds
Jordanian King Abdullah II
Amman - Arab Today
Jordanian King Abdullah II discussed with the US Secretary of State John Kerry during a telephone conversation Sunday the latest developments in the region especially in the West Bank as well as Al Quds (East Jerusalem).
The monarch stressed on Wednesday that his country has diplomatic and legal options to overcome the Israeli violations in Al Aqsa Mosque.
Meanwhile, the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Al Quds witnessed clashes between the Palestinians and the Israeli forces after the settlers stormed the holy mosque.
The confrontations left 23 Palestinians dead and 1.100 others injured.
Source: MENA
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