Report: Jordan to submit UN request to 'protect the Palestinian people' in wake of Duma attack
A Jordanian newspaper reported on Monday that Jordan and the Palestinian Authority will submit a demand to the UN Security Council to "provide international protection for the Palestinian people and put an end to the Israeli occupation." The announcement follows the Jewish terror attack in the village of Duma, in which a Palestinian infant was killed and his two parents and four year old brother were critically wounded.
It was further reported that in light of the incident, there have been moves towards a meeting between Jordanian King Abdullah and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
