Jordan's king to ask security advisor to form new cabinet

Jordan’s King Abdullah II intends to ask his national security adviser to form a new Cabinet in the wake of the Amman hotel bombings that killed 62 people, a top government official said today.

Jordan's king to ask security advisor to form new cabinet

Jordan’s King Abdullah II intends to ask his national security adviser to form a new Cabinet in the wake of the Amman hotel bombings that killed 62 people, a top government official said today.

Marouf al-Bakhit, Jordan’s ambassador to Israel, was expected to be designated as the new prime minister, replacing Adnan Badran, the official said.

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