For the fourth consecutive evening, protests against Israel have taken place in the Jordanian capital, near the Israeli Embassy. Each of the previous three days saw protesters attempting to approach the embassy but being met with resistance from the police and gendarmerie. Several arrests were made as a result. The number of participants in the demonstrations has decreased compared to earlier days, with most of them being teenagers and students.
The protesters are demanding that the Jordanian government take concrete actions to stop what they see as Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people. They are calling for an end to all agreements with Israel, including the peace treaty (Wadi Arba agreement) and gas agreement. Additionally, they are pushing for a halt on the transport of goods from Persian Gulf countries through Jordan and a ban on exporting vegetables.
These protests are a testament to the continued frustration and anger towards Israel among young people in Jordan who see it as unjust. The demands from these protesters highlight their desire for their government to take a stronger stance against Israeli policies and support for the Palestinian cause.