Most of the Arab countries, including the Gulf states, the Maghreb, Egypt, Sudan, Iraq, Lebanon and Palestine, and other countries, announced their support for Jordan, hours after the authorities there unveiled a plot that they said aimed to strike the country's stability.
These countries expressed their solidarity with Jordan, stressing its important role in the stability of the region, and stressing their support for the King of Jordan and the security decisions that he had taken.
In the most recent reaction, the Saudi Press Agency reported that Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz confirmed in a phone call with King Abdullah II of Jordan his support for all the measures he takes to preserve the security of his country.
I also mentioned that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman confirmed, in the Jordanian Crown Prince's call, solidarity with Jordan and his support in all security-keeping measures.
The Saudi Royal Court statement also announced that Riyadh supports with all its capabilities all decisions and measures taken by King Abdullah II and Crown Prince Al-Hussein, to maintain security and stability.
In another statement, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan announced Saudi Arabia's firm support and support for Jordan in all circumstances.
The European Union confirmed that it fully supports Jordan's King Abdullah II and his role in the region.
The European Union said it was closely following the recent events in Jordan.
The European Union spokeswoman said in a tweet on her Twitter account that the European Union has a strong and solid partnership with Jordan, and that it will continue to support Jordan and its people.
For its part, the British Foreign Office said that the United Kingdom is closely following the current events in Jordan, and affirms its "full support" for King Abdullah II.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas also affirmed his support for the decisions taken by King Abdullah II to ensure Jordan's stability and unity.
Abbas stressed that the security of Jordan is a supreme Palestinian interest.
The Emir of Qatar expressed, in a phone call with the King of Jordan, the support of the State of Qatar and its stand with Jordan in all decisions and measures that he takes in order to preserve its security and stability.
The State of Qatar has expressed its full solidarity and support with the Kingdom of Jordan and its full support for the decisions and measures issued by King Abdullah II to maintain security and stability.
In a statement, Qatar affirmed that the security and stability of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is an integral part of its security and stability, and stressed that the developed strategic relations between the two brotherly countries will remain an honest and strong guard against any attempts to undermine security and stability in the two countries and the region.
The Kuwaiti Foreign Ministry said that Kuwait stands with Jordan and supports the measures taken by King Abdullah and his crown prince to maintain security and stability.
The Sultanate of Oman announced its complete stand by Jordan, and support for everything that guarantees its security, sovereignty and stability.
The UAE also affirmed its full solidarity with Jordan, and its full support for all decisions and measures taken by King Abdullah II.
The Moroccan monarch, in contact with the King of Jordan, affirmed his support for all decisions he takes to restore security and stability in Jordan.
In Algeria, a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that it follows "with great interest the developments in the sisterly Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and expresses its support for security and stability in this brother country, in line with its adherence to the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of states."
For its part, the Iraqi government announced that it would stand by Jordan in any steps it takes to preserve the security and stability of the country and take care of the people's interests.
The Egyptian presidency also expressed its full solidarity and support for Jordan and its leadership, represented by the king.
In Lebanon, President Michel Aoun announced that his country would stand by Jordan, as a king and a people, in the face of what could affect its stability and security.
From Tunisia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed its full support and absolute support for the decisions and measures taken by the Jordanian leadership that preserve the country's security and stability.
While the Sudanese Foreign Ministry stated in a statement that it followed the recent events that took place in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan with great concern, and in this regard Sudan affirms its full support for King Abdullah II and the Jordanian people.
In Libya, the Presidency Council expressed its solidarity and full support for and standing by the Kingdom of Jordan, stressing the strong and established ties between the two countries, and its full support for everything that guarantees the sovereignty of the Kingdom and preserves its security and stability.
Mauritania announced, through a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, its support for the brotherly Jordanian people under the leadership of King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein, stressing that the stability of Jordan constitutes one of the most important guarantees for the stability of the region as a whole.
In the context of regional reactions, the Turkish Foreign Ministry described Jordan as an important country for peace in the Middle East region, stressing that the Kingdom's stability is inseparable from Turkey's stability and peace.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry expressed Ankara's support for King Abdullah II of Jordan and his government for the country's peace and prosperity.
For his part, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said that his country stresses the importance of stability and peace in Jordan, and its good relationship with Amman.
Khatibzadeh stressed that his country rejects foreign interference, and stresses the need to address internal affairs in legal frameworks.
In Israel, Defense Minister Benny Gantz said that the events fall within "the kingdom's internal affairs ... the neighbor and the strategic ally with whom (Israel) maintains peaceful relations."
In the same context, the President of the Kurdistan Regional Government in northern Iraq, Masrour Barzani, in a letter sent to the King of Jordan expressed his full support for the last decisions in preserving the security and stability of his country.
For its part, the Palestinian Hamas movement expressed its solidarity with Jordan in the framework of the recent measures taken by King Abdullah II to preserve the security of his country.
A member of the Hamas political bureau, Izzat al-Rishq, said that Jordan has always stood with the Palestinian people and represented strategic depth for the Palestinian cause.
Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi, an official statement in which he said that Prince Hamzah bin Al-Hussein and Sharif Hassan bin Zaid planned with others to destabilize the country, stressing that the moves he had been planning for a long time had been controlled in coordination with foreign parties, he said.
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And the Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi revealed in a press conference that the number of people who were arrested yesterday, Saturday ranged between 14 and 16, stressing that no military leaders had been arrested, and that "the movements led by Prince Hamzah were completely controlled and besieged."
The minister added that there are attempts to destabilize Jordan, and that the security services have monitored during the last period contacts of the circle close to Prince Hamzah with external parties, including the Jordanian opposition abroad, accusing them of plotting to destabilize Jordan.
In response to a question by Al-Jazeera, Safadi said that Jordan's security and stability is above all, and all measures will be taken to protect the country.
And the Jordanian Foreign Minister added, saying that the preliminary investigations indicated that Prince Hamzah was in constant coordination with Basem Awadallah regarding his steps, and the security services monitored yesterday, Saturday, a person with external links communicating with the wife of Prince Hamzah.
Safadi also said that "we have monitored interference and contacts with foreign parties regarding the most appropriate timing to start steps to destabilize Jordan," adding that there are efforts to contain the situation within the Hashemite family, and "no one is above the law."