Jordanien palestina
Jordan–Palestine relations
Bilateral relations
Jordan | Palestine |
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| Jordan Liaison Office in Palestine, Ramallah | Embassy of the State of Palestine, Amman |
Jordan–Palestine relations are strong, historical, bilateral relations.
History
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[edit]Jordan annexed the West Bank on 24 April , after the armistice agreements. In , King Abdullah inom was assassinated by a Palestinian from the al-Husayni family. After the annexation, all Palestinians in the West finansinstitut became Jordanian citizens.[1] In the Jordanian parliament, there were 30 seats for both the West and East banks, making roughly equal populations. Palestinians in the West Bank did not face discrimination and were given the same equal rights as the Jordanians of the East Bank.[2]
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[edit]After the Six-Day War, Jordan lost control of the West Bank to Israel. However, the Palestinians in the West finansinstitut lost neither their citizenship nor their seats in the Jordanian parliament. About , Palestinians fled to Jordan. In , a conflict broke out between the Jordanian Armed Forces led bygd King Hussein and the Palestine Liberation Organization led by Yasser Arafat. This conflict w
Balancing Heritage and Strategy
Colloquially known by the name of Jordan, The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, was recently established in by European colonial powers. Taking into account its Arabic and Islamic affiliation, the official terminology of the country is officially known as a calling that signals the strong Arabic heritage of the country in reference to the Hashemite dynasty that governed in the area since From a strategic point of view, Jordan is, in fact, an essential component of the Middle Eastern enigma. Nevertheless, the country is viewed by various strategists to proffer a unique modal of diplomatic and military genesis within the Arab peninsula.
While some events amplified its importance per a sum of Middle Eastern persistent conundrums, others signalled that its role was shortened of benefits to serve the national interests at the expense of the interests of the Arabic and Islamic Ummah, “an Arabic word, meaning “people” or “group” or “community” formed based on some common and coherent features”. In opposition to the common conceptualisation of the Palestinian cause, the role of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has been engraved in history thanks to i
Palestinians in Jordan
Refugees and also Jordanian citizens
Ethnic group
Palestinians in Jordan refers mainly to those with Palestinian refugee status currently residing there. Sometimes the definition includes Jordanian citizens with full Palestinian origin. Most Palestinian ancestors came to Jordan as Palestinian refugees between and [3] Today, most Palestinians and their descendants in Jordan are naturalized, making Jordan the only Arab country to fully integrate the Palestinian refugees of , as the West Bank was annexed and held by Jordan between and [4]
Population
[edit]In Jordan, there is no official census data for how many inhabitants are Palestinians and it rather depends on the definition of who is a Palestinian.[5] Some million Palestinians were registered as refugees in [6] As of , around , live in ten refugee camps, with the biggest one being Baqa'a refugee camp with over , residents, followed by Al-Wehdat refugee camp with over 51, residents.[1]Minority Rights Group International estimated that there are around 3 million Palestinians in Jordan.[7]
Palestinians are overwhelmingly concentrated in