Thousands protest in Jordan: Cancel peace treaty with Israel
Islamic Movement in Jordan organizes protest in Amman in support of the Palestinian “resistance”.
By Dalit Halevi , INN 04.04.22

Protests in Jordan (archive)Muhammad Hamed/Reuters
The regime in Jordan is facing increasing criticism at home and especially amid the warming of relations with Israel, which has recently been reflected in the signing of bilateral agreements and a series of visits by senior Israeli officials to Amman.
This past Friday, following prayers at the mosques, the Islamic Movement and the National Forum for Supporting the Palestinian Resistance and Preserving the Homeland held a demonstration in the center of Amman to mark Land Day and the anniversary of the IDF operation 1968 against Palestinian Arab terrorist organizations in Jordan.



A war is raging three thousand miles away from Jerusalem between two nations that share no borders with Israel, and in which it has no troops, no interests, and no involvement.
