Jordanian PM says ties with Israel at a nadir, peace treaty ‘at risk’

Jordanian Prime Minister Omar Razzaz tells CNN that relations with Israel are at their lowest point since the peace treaty between the nations was signed in 1994, and warns the peace treaty itself could be at risk.

“Today we are at the lowest level in the relationship that has been since signing the peace treaty,” Razzaz says.

He speaks of Israeli “unilateral measures” and the climate created by the Trump administration’s peace plan.

“The peace treaty can go into a deep freeze mode and therefore it is definitely at risk,” he says.

Jordanian Prime Minister Omar Razzaz speaks to CNN, Monday, March 2, 2020 (CNN screenshot)

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