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Queen Rania to the Crown Prince: May You Always Be Her Protector, and Our Pride - Jordan News
Queen Rania to the Crown Prince: May You Always Be Her Protector, and Our Pride Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah congratulated His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II on the occasion of his 31st birthday. اضافة اعلان Queen Rania posted a photo of the Crown Prince with his sister, Princess Iman, on Instagram, with the caption: "May you always be her protector, and our pride. Wishing our beloved Hussein a very happy birthday."


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Prince Turki Al-Faisal: In a Fairer World, U.S. Bombers Would Target Israel's Nuclear Arsenal Instead of Iran
A recent opinion piece by Prince Turki Al-Faisal, former head of Saudi intelligence, has sparked widespread reactions on social media after he criticized the latest U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear facilities and drew comparisons to Israel's Dimona nuclear reactor. اضافة اعلان In his article published Thursday in The National, Prince Turki wrote: 'In a world governed by justice, we would have seen American B-2 bombers raining bombs on Dimona and other Israeli sites, because Israel possesses a nuclear arsenal, is not a signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), and is not subject to inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).' He added that those who justify Israeli attacks on Iran based on statements by Iranian leaders calling for Israel's demise tend to overlook statements made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has, since 1996, openly called for the 'overthrow of the Iranian government.' 'Iran's threats have brought ruin upon itself, but the West continues its hypocritical support for Israel—whether in its aggression against Iran or Palestine—despite a recent shift in stance by some countries.' These remarks recall a 2023 interview Prince Turki gave to France 24, where he commented on the possibility of an Israeli strike on Iran, saying: 'Netanyahu doesn't need a pretext. We've been hearing for 15 years about possible Israeli strikes on Iran, but nothing has materialized.' In a related development, Saudi Arabia has expressed 'deep concern' over the latest escalation, issuing an official statement saying it is 'closely monitoring the developments in the Islamic Republic of Iran, particularly the U.S. targeting of nuclear facilities.' The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the 'violation of Iranian sovereignty' and called for restraint, de-escalation, and intensified international efforts toward a political solution that ensures regional security and stability. Earlier, on June 13, Saudi Arabia had issued a similar statement strongly condemning Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear program and the assassination of senior military figures, holding the UN Security Council accountable for halting 'this aggression,' according to the statement. (Agencies)


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Continuation of the Hot Air Mass Impact on the Kingdom Today - Jordan News
Continuation of the Hot Air Mass Impact on the Kingdom Today The Kingdom remains today, Saturday, under the influence of a hot air mass, with a slight rise in temperatures expected. Temperatures will be about 4 to 5°C higher than the seasonal average for this time of year. اضافة اعلان The weather will be hot across most regions, and very hot in the Badia (desert areas), the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Winds will be moderate northwesterly, occasionally becoming active. According to the Jordan Meteorological Department's report, the weather on Sunday will continue to be hot in most areas, including the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Winds will remain moderate northwesterly, becoming active at times, especially in desert areas. On Monday, a slight drop in temperatures is expected. The weather will be relatively hot in most regions and hot in the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Winds will be moderate northwesterly, occasionally active, especially in desert areas. Tuesday's weather will remain relatively hot in most areas and hot in the Badia, Jordan Valley, Dead Sea, and Aqaba. Winds will be active northwesterly, raising dust especially in desert areas. Today's high and low temperatures are expected as follows: East Amman: 37°C / 24°C West Amman: 35°C / 22°C Northern Highlands: 32°C / 20°C Sharah Highlands: 33°C / 18°C Desert regions: 41°C / 24°C Plains: 36°C / 24°C Northern Jordan Valley: 41°C / 23°C Southern Jordan Valley: 43°C / 27°C Dead Sea: 42°C / 26°C Gulf of Aqaba: 43°C / 28°C (Petra)


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Microsurgical Anatomy Lab at Applied Science University Receives EU Accreditation as the First Non-European Center in NASCE Network
Microsurgical Anatomy Lab at Applied Science University Receives EU Accreditation as the First Non-European Center in NASCE Network In an unprecedented achievement at the regional level, the Microsurgical Anatomy Laboratory at the Applied Science Private University has officially received accreditation from the Network of Accredited Clinical Skills Centres in Europe (NASCE), which operates under the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS). With this recognition, the lab becomes the first center outside the European continent to join this prestigious network, which includes a select group of leading surgical centers specialized in medical training and development. اضافة اعلان This accreditation represents a high-level international recognition of the lab's excellence and advanced readiness in terms of infrastructure, cutting-edge equipment, and simulation systems. It also certifies the lab as a specialized regional training center in the field of microsurgery, enhancing the global standing of the university that houses it in the realm of medical education and training. The accreditation crowns years of continuous work and qualitative development. The Microsurgical Anatomy Lab offers a fully integrated training environment that realistically simulates actual surgical procedures. It regularly hosts specialized training programs across various surgical disciplines, in collaboration with elite local and international surgeons and experts. This directly contributes to improving the competence of medical personnel, reducing surgical errors, and elevating the quality of healthcare in Jordan and the wider region. This recognition reinforces the university's vision to serve as a hub for medical and research excellence at the regional level. It also embodies its strategic direction toward building high-quality international partnerships that empower a new generation of doctors and surgeons to perform surgical procedures at an advanced academic and practical level.


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Royal Court to HRH Crown Prince Hussein: May God Grant You Success - Jordan News
Royal Court to HRH Crown Prince Hussein: May God Grant You Success The Royal Hashemite Court extends its heartfelt congratulations to His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II on the occasion of his 31st birthday. اضافة اعلان May God grant you success in serving our beloved Jordan and His Majesty the King, may God protect him.