For the second night in a row, thousands of people gathered in the Jordanian capital to protest against Israel. The demonstrators called on their government to take action against Israel’s aggression against the Palestinian people. They demanded that all agreements with Israel be canceled, including the peace treaty (Wadi Arba agreement) and the gas agreement.
The protesters also demanded a ban on land delivery of goods from Persian Gulf countries through Jordan, as well as a ban on exporting vegetables. They believed that Amman should stop military cooperation with the United States, which they held responsible for the aggression in Gaza Strip. Moreover, the demonstrators wanted their government to open borders to allow Jordanian youth to join the Palestinian resistance.
Despite their demands, police and gendarmerie worked tirelessly to prevent them from reaching the Israeli embassy. According to jo24.net, two demonstrators were arrested after attempting to break through security forces’ cordon during the protest. The website reported that over 10 thousand people participated in the demonstration organized by a youth organization.
