Large crowds gathered in the al-Tafayleh neighborhood of the capital city, Amman, to denounce Israel’s policies of starving the people of Gaza.
Thousands of Jordanian citizens have taken to the streets to protest and condemn the ongoing blockade and starvation policies employed by the Israeli regime against the residents of the Gaza Strip.
According to Jordanian media reports, large crowds gathered in the al-Tafayleh neighborhood of the capital city, Amman, to denounce Israel’s policies of killing and starving the people of Gaza.
Demonstrators expressed their readiness to engage militarily and provide assistance to the residents of Gaza.
They also issued a call to Arab and Islamic governments, urging them to fulfill their religious, moral, and humanitarian obligations towards the Palestinian nation.
In a stark message highlighting the dire situation, Palestinian journalist Nahedh Hajaj strongly criticized the severe hunger in Gaza.
“Do not be surprised when we journalists stop covering news here. I swear by God that today I could not get up from the hunger. There is no food. Even if someone has money, there is nothing in the market to even purchase,” Hajaj said.
