Jordanians gathered in marches and solidarity demonstrations after Friday prayers, expressing support for Palestinian resistance and solidarity with the people of Gaza.

The demonstrations denounced the Israeli Occupation's aggression on Gaza, coinciding with Tel Aviv's appearance before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), while the Israeli Occupation persists in its attacks amid the ongoing blockade on the Gaza Strip.

A march took place in the Karak Governorate, condemning the international community's silence in the face of ongoing massacres, the targeting of civilians, and the deliberate targeting of children and women.

The people of Aqaba staged a solidarity stand in support of the people of Gaza.

The Israeli Occupation's aggression on the Gaza Strip continues for the ninety-eighth day, with airstrikes from the air, land, and sea, while Palestinian resistance targets invading forces on all fronts in the strip.

Tel Aviv complied with the ICJ in The Hague on Friday, acknowledging the commission of genocide against Palestinians.

The representative of Tel Aviv before the ICJ stated that South Africa's lawsuit presented a distorted and misleading image of the facts, claiming, "If there is genocide, it has been committed against us."

"Halting military operations in the Gaza Strip would prevent us from defending ourselves," he added.