AMMAN (Dispatches) – The Zionist regime, Jordan and the UAE are expected to sign a deal in Dubai under which a solar plant in the Jordanian desert will generate power for the Zionist regime, in exchange for a desalination plant in the occupied territories that will provide Jordan with water, news agencies said.
The Israeli news website Walla reported officials saying that the agreement is the biggest regional cooperation project ever reached between the occupying regime and its neighbors.
According to the news site, the agreement, which would also be signed in presence of a senior American official, comes after months of secret negotiations between the three sides.
Palestinian expert Saleh al-Naami said the deal will turn the Jordanian desert into a support base for illegal settlements and see the waste from the occupied territories directed into Jordan.
“Jordan has the desert in the south and this will be used for a massive solar plant to generate electricity to be exported to the Israeli settlements in the Negev and the West Bank,” al-Naami said.
He added: “Part of the Israeli industrial infrastructure, which has polluting emissions that harm the densely populated areas in the occupied territories will be relocated to the Jordanian desert under the pretext of hiring Jordanian workers.”
Al-Naami stressed: “This plan proves that the Jordanian regime is increasingly serving Israeli interests.”