Lawyers to Sue former Jordanian PM over Peace Treaty with Israel

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Home Jordan News Lawyers to Sue former Jordanian PM over Peace Treaty with Israel 22-02-2011 12:00 AM Ammon News - By Anas Damra AMMONNEWS - A group of Jordanian lawyers said that they intend to sue former Prime Minister Abdul Salam Majali following comments he made o signing the Wadi Araba Peace Treaty with Israel. Lawyer Muhammad Khreisat stressed that he will file a law suit against the former Prime Minister after the latter made statements admitting that he "was wrong to sign the peace treaty with Israel," and that he regrets signing the agreement. Khreisat added that Majali has "harmed the Jordanian state" by signing the peace treaty and through his recent admission in statements to the press that he regrets signing it.

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Lawyers to Sue former Jordanian PM over Peace Treaty with Israel

22-02-2011 12:00 AM

Ammon News - By Anas Damra

AMMONNEWS - A group of Jordanian lawyers said that they intend to sue former Prime Minister Abdul Salam Majali following comments he made o signing the Wadi Araba Peace Treaty with Israel.

Lawyer Muhammad Khreisat stressed that he will file a law suit against the former Prime Minister after the latter made statements admitting that he "was wrong to sign the peace treaty with Israel," and that he regrets signing the agreement.

Khreisat added that Majali has "harmed the Jordanian state" by signing the peace treaty and through his recent admission in statements to the press that he regrets signing it.

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