Mass Demonstrations in Jordan and Morocco in Support of Gaza and Palestinian Resistance
On Friday, large-scale protests took place in Jordan and Morocco in support of Gaza residents and the Palestinian resistance. Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to condemn the occupation, criticize actions by the Palestinian Authority against resistance fighters, and decry international inaction over the Gaza tragedy. Protesters called for severing diplomatic ties with Israel and urged the international community to fulfill its obligations to protect the Palestinian people.
Demonstrations in Jordan
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Widespread Protests:
- Rallies were held in Amman, Irbid, Zarqa, Karak, and Aqaba.
- Participants chanted against the occupation and praised the actions of Palestinian resistance.
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Criticism of the Palestinian Authority:
- Protesters condemned the authority’s actions against resistance members in the Jenin refugee camp.
- These actions were labeled as serving the enemy’s interests and harming the Palestinian people.
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Calls for Action:
- Sever diplomatic relations with Israel and annul the Wadi Araba agreements.
- Close the Israeli embassy in Amman.
Protests in Morocco
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Ongoing Struggle:
- Demonstrations have continued for 64 consecutive weeks.
- Thousands gathered across provinces to condemn the genocide of Palestinians and starvation policies.
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Demands by Protesters:
- End all forms of normalization with Israel.
- Close the Israeli representation office in Rabat.
- Call for international intervention to stop the genocide in Gaza and protect the Palestinian people.
Key Themes of Protests
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Support for Palestinian Resistance:
- Demonstrators expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people and called for stronger resistance against occupation.
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Criticism of the International Community:
- Protesters condemned the lack of action from world leaders regarding violence and massacres in Gaza.
- They urged global powers to fulfill their responsibilities in protecting Palestinian rights.
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Rejection of Normalization:
- Severing diplomatic ties with Israel was a central demand in both countries.
Conclusion
The mass demonstrations in Jordan and Morocco underline global solidarity with the Palestinian people and their resistance. These protests reflect widespread outrage over occupation policies, violence against civilians, and the inadequate response from the international community.
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