Jordanian Foreign Ministry: Arab countries will not send troops to the Gaza Strip after the end of the conflict

The Jordanian Foreign Ministry spoke about the actions of Arab countries after the end of the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

According to the head of the Jordanian Foreign Ministry, Ayman Safadi, states representing the Arab world will not send troops to the Palestinian territory on the Mediterranean coast.

The minister’s statement was reported by an American publication.

As Safadi noted, Arab countries should not “restore order” after Israel.

A representative of the Jordanian Foreign Ministry is confident that the situation will not develop this way.

According to the minister, representatives of the Arab world do not want to turn into enemies for the Palestinians.

Conflict in the Middle East

The situation in the region escalated on October 7. That day, some areas of Israel were shelled from the Gaza Strip.

In addition, at the beginning of the conflict, fighters from the Palestinian Hamas movement entered the territory of the Jewish state.

As a result, Tel Aviv began to carry out Operation Iron Swords.