AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoJerusalem Diplomacy: Arab and Muslim foreign ministers met in Amman to coordinate a tougher response to what they call “illegal” Israeli measures at Al-Aqsa and across occupied East Jerusalem, with Jordan pushing a unified Arab-Muslim stance and warning of attempts to change the site’s status quo; Regional Coordination: Jordan’s PM and foreign minister met visiting Arab committee officials and Egypt’s FM on the sidelines, while Safadi said Israel is entrenching occupation through settlements, land confiscation and restrictions on worship, and called for intensified diplomatic pressure on international capitals; International Pressure: UNESCO kept the Old City of Jerusalem and its Walls on the List of World Heritage in Danger, citing unmet conservation conditions and warning of serious threats, which Jordan welcomed as reflecting Israeli actions; FIFA Governance Crisis: In parallel, Jordan Football Association chief Prince Ali accused FIFA president Gianni Infantino of “blackmail” over endorsement and pending payouts, as Infantino faces mounting calls for resignation amid a broader leadership split; Security & Iran Backlash: A separate analysis highlights the growing role of Iran-aligned Iraqi militias as a rising threat to regional stability and external interests. **
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