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Jordan wary of Trump’s plan to label Muslim Brotherhood terrorist body

Jordanian King Abdullah seems keen to unite the domestic front ahead of the unveiling of the US peace plan, despite past differences with the Muslim Brotherhood.

Supporters of Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood and Islamic Action Front party hold Palestinian flags and shout slogans during a rally to mark the 70th anniversary of Nakba in the Jordan Valley, Sweimeh, Jordan May 11, 2018. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed - RC1D09C32540
Supporters of the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood and Islamic Action Front hold Palestinian flags and shout slogans during a rally to mark the 70th anniversary of the Nakba in the Jordan Valley, Sweimeh, Jordan, May 11, 2018. — REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed

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