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Pro-Hamas riots erupt in Jordan causing inner divisions to resurface
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One of the main promoters and leaders of these demonstrations is the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan, a group aligned with Hamas for their shared ideological origins.
Following the clashes, several activists of the Muslim Brotherhood were arrested, including two prominent members of the IAF’s youth sector, Moataz Al-Harout and Hamza Al-Shaghnoubi.
In a rare statement that implies criticism of the country’s leadership, Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood’s party, Murad Adaileh, denounced the arrests, deeming them “outdated” and adding that they would be “of no use in stopping the Jordanian youth movement which supports the Palestinian people’s jihad and heroic resistance, and rejects Zionist crimes in and state of Arab incompetence.”
A user named Faisal referred to the dire situation of Palestinians in other countries, saying that “…in Syria, Bashar placed them inside the Yarmouk camp and prevented them from leaving after 7:00 PM.
Another user named Abdullah praised the country’s law enforcement, adding, “While security services officers remind their members of their duties, those who call themselves ‘revolutionaries for the sake of Gaza’ burn, destroy, break, curse… The Jordanians go out and protect their country; however, how can someone who does not belong to this land preserve it, [while they’re] based only on a national identity number…!”
Notedly, these two groups also differ in their influence within the country, as the “original” Transjordanians are represented in high-ranking posts across the political, military, diplomatic, and economic fields, while the Palestinian population is reportedly underrepresented in these areas and others.
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