Jordan condemns killing of Haniyeh ‘in the strongest terms’

Jordan’s Foreign Ministry condemns “in the strongest terms” Israel’s alleged assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, calling it “a violation of international law and international humanitarian law, and an escalatory crime that will push towards more tension and chaos in the region.”

Foreign Ministry spokesman Sufyan Al-Qudah calls for the international community to take “immediate measures to impose an end to the Israeli aggression on Gaza and Israel’s violations of international law and United Nations resolutions, and to protect the security and stability of the region from the disastrous consequences of the continued Israeli aggression on Gaza.”

He also condemns “the Israeli aggression” against Beirut last night, warning that it will lead to a spread of conflict.