Jordanian committee renews rejection of normalization

The national committee in charge of protecting the homeland and confronting normalization stemmed from the Jordanian national parties stressed the rejection of Jordanians to deal normally with Israel, considering it as a Muslim or a neighborly countries.

In a memorandum circulated yesterday in Amman, the committee stressed that the relations with Israel will never be more important or at the expense of Jordan's relations with the Arab states at a time when the world sees and hears of the daily Israeli "crimes against the Palestinians."