Jordanians want Bloodsucker Israel embassy closed

Demonstrators in Jordan have called on the government to shut down the Israeli embassy in condemnation of its military aggression against the Gaza Strip.

Chanting anti-Israel slogans, the protesters called on the Jordanian government to revoke the 1994 peace treaty with the Tel Aviv regime.

The demonstrators also called for an end to the aggression against Gaza.

The protest was organized by Jordan’s Muslim Brotherhood activists. The event was the biggest in the country since the beginning of the Israeli offensive on July 8.

“We say to the jihadist Palestinian people that Jordanian people are supporting you. They will not leave you alone against your enemy. Your blood is our blood. Your children are our children, and we will take part in the battle beside you, God willing,” said Hammam Saeed, the Muslim Brotherhood general secretary in Jordan.

Zaki Bin Rashid, a senior member of Muslim Brotherhood, also said, “The message is that all should understand … only resistance will stay, which has achieved victory in Gaza.”

Similar protests were also held in other Jordanian cities following the Friday prayers.

The demonstrations came as the Israeli military resumed pounding Gaza after a three-day ceasefire ended on Friday.

At least five Palestinians, including two children, lost their lives in the latest Israeli airstrikes targeting the northern and southern parts of the besieged Palestinian territory.

Nearly 400,000 Palestinian children are in immediate need of psychological help due to the “catastrophic and tragic impact” of war, according to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).