Protesting citizens flock near “Israeli” embassy to protest one year of Gaza aggression

Citizens flocked near the “Israeli” embassy in Amman on Monday evening to mark one year of the ongoing brutal “Israeli” aggression on Gaza, which began on October 7, 2023.

The demonstrators called for an end to “Israeli” crimes against Palestinians in Gaza and demanded that “Israeli” leaders be brought to international courts for their actions against civilians.

Participants waved Jordanian and Palestinian flags, chanting slogans condemning the US for its role in supporting military actions and for the mass killing of Gazans.

The crowd expressed their solidarity with the Palestinian resistance, urging the international community to intervene and provide Gaza with humanitarian aid, describing the situation as a crime against humanity.

They also reaffirmed their support for King Abdullah II's leadership in backing the Palestinian people, who face massacres and relentless violence.

Protesters criticized the global silence on the atrocities committed against innocent Palestinians and called on Arab and Islamic nations to take urgent action to stop the violence and support the Palestinians in their fight for their legitimate rights.