الأردن و القضية الفلسطينية 1947-1967م : دراسة في مواقف الحكومة و مجلس النواب الأردني

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Despite the large number of writings that dealt with the developments of the Palestinian cause in all its stages, there has never been any study of the position of the Jordanian Parliament on the issue of the Palestinian people, and therefore this topic attempts to shed light on the official position of Jordanian MPs, in their treatment of various Palestinian issues after 1948, especially after the decision to unite the two banks in 1950, which resulted in the selection of half of the members of the Jordanian House of Representatives from among the Palestinian personalities in the West Bank And after the Jordanian parliament included in its composition representatives from the Palestinian side, this was reflected in the quality of the discussions on the Palestinian issue, as everything related to it gained a clear space in the positions of the members of the House of Representatives, due to the fact that they lived with all the problems of the Palestinian people on the groundOn the other hand, the Jordanian government's throne speech was keen, at the opening of each parliamentary body, to set specific policies to address the repercussions of the Palestinian issue, whether from the Jordanian or Arab point of view, in accordance with the legitimate rights of the Palestinians.

The study attempts to monitor the official position of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in its treatment of the Palestinian issue, especially with regard to the policies of the Jordanian government and parliament.

Therefore, it touched on many important issues, including the position on the partition decision, and what is related to the Palestine war and its repercussions in Arab and Palestinian circles, and the position on the announcement of a government The whole of Palestine in Gaza, the Jordanian-Palestinian unity and its consequences for the Palestinian side