Speaking at the UN on October 31, 2016, Jordan made the astonishing suggestion that Palestinian terrorism was an "unfounded pretext" for Israeli self-defense. The comment took place at the General Assembly's Fourth Committee (a committee of the whole comprised of all 193 UN member states) during consideration of a report of the so-called "Special Committee to Investigate Israeli Practices Affecting the Human Rights of the Palestinian People and Other Arabs of the Occupied Territories."
In the Jordanian representative's words:
"It is no longer acceptable to launch these unfounded pretexts and say that the violence by the Palestinians is undermining the peace process."