King Abdullah Touts Ties With Netanyahu, Fears Failure of Two-State Solution
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JPost – Jordanian King Abdullah in a series of exclusive interviews with American magazine The Atlantic said that his relationship with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is “very strong,” and that their discussions “have really improved.”
The interview follows media reports that surfaced at the beginning of March quoting sources as saying Netanyahu and Abdullah met in Jordan. The Prime Minister’s Office neither confirmed nor denied the report.
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