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Jordan’s King Abdullah Likely to Focus on Palestinians at U.N. General Assembly

Jordan’s King Abdullah Likely to Focus on Palestinians at U.N. General Assembly
NYT World Tuesday 22 September 2026, 11:54 UTC By Raja Abdulrahim 1 min read
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King Abdullah II of Jordan during a visit to Washington last year. Jordanian officials have said their country received $1.65 billion from the United States last year in economic and military assistance.

King Abdullah II of Jordan during a visit to Washington last year. Jordanian officials have said their country received $1.65 billion from the United States last year in economic and military assistance.
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