Jordan Doubts Israel's Ability to Eradicate Hamas in Gaza
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Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi stated that Arab troops will not be sent to Gaza to police the area after the Israel-Hamas war, emphasizing that they do not want to be seen as the enemy by Palestinians. Safadi argued that bombing Hamas out of existence is not a viable solution and instead called for convincing them of a future. He rejected the idea of comparing Hamas to ISIS and blamed the conflict on the absence of a political horizon and the ongoing Israeli occupation. Safadi stressed the need for a two-state solution and emphasized that security for Israel and the region can only be achieved through peace and the establishment of two states.
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