Jordanian MP Nabil Al-Ghishan affirmed the existence of a high-level tripartite coordination between the Palestinian Authority, the Kingdom of Jordan and the Arab Republic of Egypt on the developments of the Palestinian issue during the next phase in the context of communication with the new American administration to the extent that the leaders of the three countries agreed on all expressions and terminology accurately during meetings with US President Trump and his new administration.

   The Jordanian MP described the new US president as ambiguous and hostile to the cause of the Palestinian people, considering that Israel and America were based on settlement on the territory of others.

   The positions of MP Ghishan came during a seminar entitled: Jordanian-Palestinian relations and ways to develop them, organized Monday by the Bal Think Center for Strategic Studies in cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation in Gaza City.

   Jordanian MP Nabil al-Ghishan reviewed the Jordanian-Palestinian relationship which has passed through many stages, negative and positive, and sometimes doubted and betrayed in the context of the concerns of the two parties on the eastern and western shores, and the relationship has gone through a phase of compliments which should be developed to a strong relationship to enable the Palestinian people to establish a state.

   Al-Ghishan said that the Arab summit in the Dead Sea was governed by the new American mentality in advance, and there was no confrontation with President Trump, who needs clever communication with him to convince him of the justice of Palestinian rights.

   He stressed that there is no Palestinian or Arab party capable of relinquishing East Jerusalem, saying that the conflict in Jerusalem is not on the ground, but on every inch of the land, amid the absence of serious Arab and Islamic support for the real dangers affecting the identity of Jerusalem.

   The Jordanian MP appealed to achieve reconciliation and end the division and achieve unity of the Palestinian position in the face of challenges, saying that national unity is the Palestinian atomic bomb.