Jordanian Prime Minister Bishr Al-Khasawneh confirmed, "The file of those accused of destabilizing the security and stability of the Kingdom will be referred to the judiciary after the investigations with those involved in this case have ended," according to what deputies reported to Al-Jazeera Net.
And he indicated that "investigations have proven Prince Hamzah bin Al Hussein's involvement with these accused, and the prince will be dealt with within the framework of the Hashemite family."
In a closed session, Al-Khasawneh reviewed the details of the issue that has occupied Jordanian public opinion over the past two weeks, before the members of the National Assembly in its chambers of the notables and the Representatives.
He explained that "the case did not constitute a coup against the king," explaining that "Sharif Hassan bin Zaid formed a link between Prince Hamzah and Basem Awad Allah," according to deputies.
Greed and desire
Representatives of Al-Jazeera Net quoted the prime minister as saying that "the investigations revealed the existence of a personal ambition and a desire on the part of Prince Hamzah to take over power in place of King Abdullah II, and that desire was generated after his dismissal from his position in the mandate of the Covenant in 2004, and that desire was strengthened after the start of coordination with Bassem Awad Allah and Sharif Hassan bin Zaid about a year ago. "
The Prime Minister indicated, according to what deputies reported, that “meetings and visits of Prince Hamzah to clans were monitored in which insulting the King and his Crown Prince Prince Hussein, as well as criticisms that crossed red lines, and others that harm the Jordanian state and affect its economic and security situation, and came within the framework of unintended incitement. Before the prince over the state and the king. "
Al-Khasawneh told the deputies that "the competent authorities have monitored thousands of fake pages on social media to fuel unrest and create discord inside Jordan. These accounts were funded and managed by external parties with the coordination and management of some of the accused who were arrested. Some of these accounts were created during the month of March last year." For this purpose, "according to the deputies.
Combo for Prince Hamzah and Bassem Awadallah (left) (Reuters)
Sheikh Jarrah lands
The prime minister added that "investigations with Bassem Awadallah revealed his involvement in selling lands and leaking documents to lands in occupied Jerusalem, especially the lands of Sheikh Jarrah that are threatened with confiscation," according to what deputies reported to Al-Jazeera Net.
After the Al-Khasawneh conversation ended, MPs asked about “the number of detainees, the charges against them, and the parties with whom the people involved in the case coordinated, are they from Arab neighboring countries, or Arab or international organizations?” And what is the relationship of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to that? Arab normalization and the Gulf projects to be implemented in Israel by Gulf states were a reason for trying to destabilize the security and stability of the kingdom?
Regarding the sale of lands in Jerusalem, MPs asked, “How did Bassem Awadallah manage that? How many spaces were sold? And who is the party or state behind these operations?” Despite the importance of the session, a verbal altercation between two representatives attending the session prevented its completion .
After the session ended, the Freedoms Committee in the House of Representatives called on the government to "arrange a visit by the committee for the accused Bassem Awad Allah at the place of his arrest," after the Chairman of the Freedoms Committee, Representative Osama al-Ajarmah, questioned the prime minister's speech that "Basim Awad Allah is still in prison."
Al-Ajarmah explained that there is "a fear that Awad Allah has left the kingdom, and that we, as representatives and representatives of the people, have the right to make sure that he is still under arrest."
Dealing with Prince Hamzah will take place within the framework of the Hashemite family (Reuters)
Military court
Mamdouh Al-Abadi, the former Deputy Prime Minister, told Al-Jazeera Net that the arrests made of the defendants during the last period were due to suspicions surrounding them, and they were not arbitrarily arrested, and accordingly they were arrested, and the investigation with them proved the existence of violations committed by these.
Al-Abadi added that after the security services finish investigating them, they will be referred to the judiciary to adapt the crime they committed, and they will be brought before the Military State Security Court, and they will be tried in accordance with the penal laws and other laws, including terrorism.
Al-Abadi said: The violations that Prince Hamzah committed for the first time take place in Jordan and within the ruling royal family, and I believe that the Hashemite family will resort to implementing a law for holding princes accountable.
Warning alarm
For his part, former MP and political analyst Nabil Ghishan told Al-Jazeera Net that holding Prince Hamzah accountable for his involvement with that cell will be carried out in accordance with the Emirati Family Law issued in 1937, that is, before the establishment of the kingdom, and there is an article in the law stipulating that any prince who violates or exceeds rights and duties is held accountable. Stipulated by law.
He added that the prince, like any Jordanian citizen, can be tried before the courts and the Jordanian judiciary, but the desire of the minors is to remove Prince Hamzah's case from the courts and deal with it within the royal family, especially since it is the first case in the history of the Kingdom.
Ghishan pointed out that this crisis should constitute a warning bell for the Throne Foundation, the Jordanian state and the official bodies of the need to go for real political and economic reform, which includes raising the standard of living for the citizen, reducing poverty and unemployment rates, raising the ceiling of public freedoms, and forming parliamentary governments from assemblies of representatives elected in an impartial manner without any Interventions, leading to raising the level of confidence of the Jordanian citizen in his official institutions.