When the King stands before the world to elevate the word of truth and to shake the conscience of the globe which has nearly faded, and when he raises the voice of a small state in the face of a heavy international silence, exposing the arrogance, tyranny, and indifference of a rogue state that defies international law, human norms, and the rules governing humankind—boasting that it cares nothing for humanity and diplomatic ties, a state that has enjoyed impunity and a lack of accountability, backed by lobbies
and transnational Western organizations both overtly and covertly, we are before an exceptional king who realizes that he is the
voice of absent legitimacy and the bell of human conscience sidelined behind interests, and that he represents the heritage of a nation with a message and an approach whose resolve never softens nor does his determination wane, no matter how numerous the adversities, how varied the calamities, and how great their magnitude until falsehood seemed to us like truth and truth like pure imagination.
He is the voice of a king who rose in a difficult time—a time when many of those who ought to speak chose profound silence—a voice for a stance of truth that leaves no room for interpretation or turning a blind eye and a deaf ear.
For he is a king who knows with absolute certainty that he is from the lineage of kings who sacrificed thrones and were martyred at holy gates and thresholds for the renaissance of a nation, a better life, and a dignity not measured by military power or bank balances. As the King rises on the world stage, he echoes Jordan's sentiment: "Though the size of some roses, it has a thorn that brought back youth to the East." Thus, with this unique giving at a time when breaths are held in the Middle
East, he affirms that Jordan is greater, more resilient,
and more impregnable than what those who love it and those who lie in wait believe, and that the voice of truth, no matter how surrounded by calamities,
is louder, clearer, and more impactful.
For Jordan, which always lies at the heart of grave events, is deterred by neither awe nor the blame of any critic in defending its borders, security, and interests internally and within its vital surroundings. The threats plotted around it are monitored by our watchful falcon eye, and the battlefields have witnessed in the past and today the severity of our might, the firmness of our truth, and our eternal love for redemption and sacrifice when necessary and required. Jordan possesses national lines of extreme
sharpness and clarity, and defending them is not a temporary phase or a short-term benefit, but rather a firm creed—a creed of redemption that grows every day and strengthens with every confrontation, because we possess what no one else possesses: a legitimate, historical, Hasphanite-chosen leadership that does not compromise when hardships darken and enemies reveal their wickedness.
So what does the King lean upon then? The King's speech and approach have exposed Israel and its schemes across all tracks, not just this time, but in every forum and at every stage, leaning upon a Hashemite heritage that forged glory for the nation and brought it out from the darkness of Turkification into dignity.
and dignity of the Great Arab Revolt, from martyr kings and owners of great sacrifice and altruism, upon the determination of a fierce and unyielding Arab Hashemite army, upon an unmatched popular cohesion that grows stronger at every turning point and with every attempt to touch this blessed sanctuary, and leaning upon national institutions that were built and elevated stage after stage until they became a source of the state’s power
and resilience. He leans upon a manifest truth he possesses, a keenness for the nation's causes, and a constant pursuit to support and defend them. Jordan, through its highest voice the King, has never differentiated between Jordan's interests and Arab interests; rather, he finds that Jordan's interest lies in the Arab interest, even if we are repeatedly met with ingratitude, abandonment, and skepticism. The King leans upon human values, international norms and laws, lifting injustice from the oppressed, relieving the distressed, and helping everyone who has lost security and a decent life in their country. The King leans upon Jordan with all its truth, history, civilization, and martyrs, and upon the values produced by true humanity, a live conscience, and justice—all of which are embodied today in the voice of the King, may God protect him.
