Jordan on Tuesday expressed support for a joint statement issued by mediators Türkiye, Qatar and Egypt condemning Israel’s violations in the Palestinian enclave of Gaza.
In a statement, Jordan’s Foreign Ministry condemned attacks on health facilities and the killing of civilians, including women and children.
Ministry spokesperson Fouad Al Majali said the violations constituted a clear breach of international law and international humanitarian law.
He stressed the need to halt Israeli attacks and violations, ensure the unhindered delivery of adequate and sustainable humanitarian aid to Gaza, and guarantee the full protection of civilians, medical facilities and humanitarian workers.
Al Majali also urged the international community to play a more effective role in compelling Israel to fulfill its obligations under international law, ensure the implementation of all provisions of US President Donald Trump’s Gaza plan and prevent efforts aimed at undermining stability.
Mediators call on Israel to abide by Gaza deal
Earlier, Türkiye, Qatar and Egypt, acting as mediators, strongly condemned Israel’s ongoing violations in Gaza, particularly those targeting health facilities and medical infrastructure that caused civilian casualties, including women and children.
The three mediators said that despite Hamas and other Palestinian groups announcing their acceptance of the roadmap, including its provision on limiting weapons, Israel’s continued violations breached the agreement and endangered the implementation of its second phase.
They called on Israel to fully comply with its obligations under international law and its commitments under the ceasefire agreement.
The mediators also warned that the violations threatened the de-escalation process and further aggravated the suffering of civilians in Gaza.
Israel has waged a genocidal war on Gaza since October 2023, killing more than 73,000 people and injuring over 174,000 others.
Despite the ceasefire agreement in effect since October 10 2025, Israel has continued its attacks across the enclave, killing 1,250 Palestinians and injuring 4,110 others, according to Palestine’s Health Ministry in Gaza.
