Jordan News

The Secretary-General of the Islamic Action Front Party, Eng. Murad Al-Adayleh, expressed his regret that the government did not possess its sovereignty and decision in the issue of the gas agreement with the Zionist enemy, despite the availability of several opportunities to cancel it without any economic consequences on Jordan, especially the force majeure conditions that Jordan has gone through under a pandemic. Corona, in addition to the bombing of the Palestinian resistance in the last war on the gas production platform in the Mediterranean and the suspension of gas supplies, which gave the government the opportunity to cancel the agreement, considering that the government did not take stopping the agreement seriously despite the losses it represented to the economy and dangers to the country, and despite Provides local and Arab alternatives to the energy sector in Jordan.

Adaileh’s statements came in a speech during the opening of the press conference held by the national campaign to drop the gas agreement at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the Islamic Action Front Party, in the presence of a crowd of political and trade union figures and anti-normalization activists. Among the other national parties, forces and movements, considering that the campaign proved to be a national campaign that honestly expresses the pulse of the Jordanian people who interact with the campaign activities, the latest of which was the categorical hostel campaign, dedicating the campaign as a true national title to an independent project that calls for Jordan’s independence with its economic decision To achieve political independence, including the file of the gas agreement with the Zionist enemy, because it poses a threat to Jordan’s sovereignty, and the energy sector is subject to the occupation’s hand, and an entry point to impose normalization on every Jordanian house through electricity companies.

Adaileh added, “It is clear that we do not have sovereignty over our economic decision, as the government continues to succumb to foreign political decisions and the conditions of the region, and we value the campaign’s submission to the Jordanian judiciary against the gas agreement with the occupation, and we hope that the judiciary will have a say in this crisis.” Perhaps it is an opportunity for the executive authority for the judiciary to be a way out for it to return from this normal path that is harmful to our economy, our lives, and the future of our children.”