Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan has warned that preventing prayer at Al-Aqsa Mosque represents a dangerous signal for the region, stressing that recent developments have brought the Palestinian cause back to the forefront of the Arab political agenda. Speaking in an interview with the Jordanian radio station Hayat FM on Sunday during a fundraising programme for the Medical Aid for Palestinians Association, Prince Hassan said the region is undergoing rapid transformations that require a reassessment of political positions. The former Crown Prince of Jordan noted the emergence of Gulf voices calling for separating the Arab-Israeli conflict from the wider confrontation involving the United States, Israel and Iran, though he did not name specific countries. READ: Arab Parliament condemns closure of […]
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