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Amman says it remains committed to 1994 peace treaty with Jerusalem. Visiting 200-acre enclave reclaimed by Jordan on Sunday, King Abdullah says, "Jordan's sovereignty over its territory is paramount."
According to an internal UN report, mismanagement of UNRWA has led to "sexual misconduct, nepotism, discrimination, retaliation and other abuses of authority for personal gain in order to suppress dissent and to otherwise achieve their personal objectives."
France, Britain, and Germany also called on Iran to comply fully with the international atomic agency, say Islamic republic's latest actions were hindering their efforts to defuse tensions in the region.
The iran-backed terrorist group says it will mount an "unprecedented response" to Israel's move, warns the Jewish state has "opened the gates of hell." Damascus home of Islamic Jihad official Akram Al-Ajouri also targeted.