King Abdullah II of Jordan and U.S. President Joe Biden confirmed the commitment of Amman and Washington to continue working towards achieving peace in the region and the world.

During a phone call, the two sides reviewed the relations and strategic partnership between the two countries, and ways to expand them in all fields.

King Abdullah expressed his appreciation for the ongoing support provided by the United States to Jordan in various sectors.
 

Regarding developments in the region, foremost of which is the Palestinian issue, the two sides emphasized the importance of continuing coordination and work on all levels to prevent the recurrence of attacks on the city of Jerusalem, its holy sites, and its people, which would undermine the prospects for achieving peace and exacerbate tensions.
 
King Abdullah reaffirmed the necessity of intensifying efforts to achieve a just and comprehensive peace that meets the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people based on the two-state solution, leading to the establishment of their independent state on the lines of June 4, 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
 
He also emphasized the necessity of respecting the existing historical and legal status of the sacred Al-Haram in Jerusalem, noting that Jordan continues to exert all efforts to protect the Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem, based on the Hashemite custodianship over these sanctities.