Claims extracted
18
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0 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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The Israeli Foreign Ministry criticized Jordanian King Abdullah II on Wednesday, following his speech at the United Nations General Assembly against Israel’s policies in Gaza and Judea and Samaria, which he claimed violate international law.
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he → criticize → law
“It is particularly amusing to hear King Abdullah II of Jordan speak so passionately about international law and the rights of Palestinians in Judea and Samaria,” the ministry wrote on X, invoking the orders of his father, King Hussein, in 1988 to revoke the citizenship of Palestinians living in Judea and Samaria “overnight” and “in complete violation of international law.”
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ministry → hear → law
“Palestinians in Judea and Samaria lost the right to vote or run for the Jordanian parliament, work in the Jordanian civil service, or receive funding from the Hashemite Kingdom.
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Palestinians → lose → Kingdom
Their Jordanian passports were confiscated or not renewed.
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passports → confiscate → ?
They were classified as foreign nationals.
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They → classify → nationals
Their entry into Jordan and their ability to remain there were restricted,” the ministry continued.
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ministry → remain → Jordan
“Tell us more about international law,” it added.
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it → tell → law
Another clash between King Hussein and the Palestinians took place in 1970, known as “Black September.”
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clash → take → September
The Jordanian Army was ordered to take action against the Palestine Liberation Organization, comprising of Palestinian fedayeen guerrillas who relocated to Jordan after the Six-Day War in 1967 and had engaged in terrorist activities within the Hashemite Kingdom.
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who → order → Kingdom
Inflicting thousands of casualties on PLO forces, led by Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian militants were ultimately compelled to leave Jordan in 1971.
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militants → inflict → 1971
Relocating to Lebanon via Syria, the PLO then became involved in the Lebanese Civil War from 1975 to 1990, while continuing to carry out terror attacks against Israel.
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PLO → relocate → Israel
King Abdullah spoke at the General Debate of the 81st Session of UNGA in New York on Tuesday, dedicating the bulk of his address to lash out at the Jewish state.
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Abdullah → speak → state
He accused Israel of implementing an expansionist policy in Gaza, Judea and Samaria, and Syria, “testing how far it can go.”
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it → accuse → Gaza
He went as far as saying that “This Israeli government’s expansionist appetite is now a regional threat” and its “sense of impunity has reached terrifying levels.”
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sense → go → levels
The Jordanian leader then told the delegates in the hall that they have tools such as “sanctions, asset freezes, embargoes, diplomatic isolation” that have been used elsewhere.
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that → tell → sanctions
“Any threat to our northern border or our water security is a threat to our national security,” King Abdullah added, claiming that Israel has imposed “new facts on the ground,” including around “vital water resources.”
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Israel → add → resources
Jerusalem and Amman signed a peace treaty in 1994, as Jordan became the second Arab country to normalize relations with the Jewish state after Egypt.
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Jordan → sign → Egypt
The treaty includes Israel’s agreement to provide Jordan with 50,000,000 cubic meters of water per year and to help Jordan use desalination technology, as well as for Jordan to own 75% of the water from the Yarmouk River, which runs through Jordan, Syria, and Israel.
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which → include → Jordan
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