Jordan's King rejects change in status of Jerusalem, its holy sites

CAIRO - Jordan@@@s King Abdullah on Wednesday rejected any attempt to change the status of Jerusalem or its holy sites, and said peace would not come to the region without a resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
"All violence... is a result of a failure to find a peaceful solution to the Palestinian issue," he told an emergency summit of Muslim leaders in Turkey.
King Abdullah@@@s Hashemite dynasty is custodian of the Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem, making Amman particularly sensitive to any changes of status after the Trump@@@s administration@@@s decision to recognize it as Israel@@@s capital.
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