King Abdullah II of Jordan met with prominent Christian religious leaders in Amman, highlighting the critical need to preserve the Christian presence in the Middle East. During discussions at Al-Husseiniya Palace, the king condemned violations of Muslim and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem and urged Israel to respect the historical and legal status of these locations. He reiterated Jordan's commitment to protecting holy sites under its Hashemite Custodianship. The talks also addressed the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with King Abdullah calling for adherence to ceasefire agreements, the delivery of humanitarian aid, and efforts to prevent further escalation in the occupied West Bank.