Jordan's Prince Hamzah strikes defiant tone over palace turmoil
Queen Noor accuses Jordan of carrying out 'disinformation campaign' against her son – Middle East Monitor
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Jordan's Prince Hamzah bin Hussein renounces title of prince | RNZ News
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Prince's arrest lays bare rifts at heart of Jordan's model royal family
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Princeps Fidelissimus - Queen Noor of Jordan and her son, Prince Hamzah bin Hussein, leave Westminster Abbey after the funeral service for Diana, Princess of Wales, on September 6, 1997. | Facebook
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Jordan's king, in scathing public letter, denounces his half brother Prince Hamzah - The Washington Post
Jordan's Queen Noor says prince who feuded with king is still not free | Middle East Eye
Palace intrigue undercuts Jordan's stable image - www.israelhayom.com
Queen Noor of Jordan: Jordanian royal was 'troubled' by marriage to King Hussein | Royal | News | Express.co.uk
Jordan accuses Prince Hamzah of plot to destabilise kingdom - BBC News
Jordan's ex-crown prince under 'house arrest' over alleged plot to unseat king. Here's all you need to know | World News - Hindustan Times
Hamzah bin Hussein - Wikipedia
Prince Hamzah bin Hussein, Former Heir to Jordan's Throne, Renounces His Royal Title
The Hashemites — King Hussein of Jordan and Queen Noor with their...
Her Majesty Queen Noor - King Hussein Foundation
File photo - Wedding of Jordan's Crown Prince Hamzah Bin Al-Hussein and Princess Noor Hamzah at Zahran Palace in Amman Thursday 27th May 2004. Prince Hamzah bin Hussein, the former heir to
Explained: Who is Prince Hamzah, put under 'house arrest' in Jordan? | Explained News,The Indian Express
Jordan's Prince Hamzah bin Hussein renounces title of prince - BBC News
Who is Jordan's ex-crown prince Hamzah, accused of destabilizing kingdom? | The Times of Israel
