Iranian missiles sent to Israel this 1is October gave rise to impressive scenes in the skies of Jordan during the flight over the territory, as evidenced by numerous videos taken by Jordanians on site.
The population, around half of which is of Palestinian origin, is largely hostile to Israel. Many Jordanians – hundreds of thousands according to the Qatari newspaper with pan-Arab circulation Al-Quds Al-Arabi – climbed onto the roofs of their houses to “observe and film the missiles flying over until they impact” in Israel, ululating. “The authorities have completely failed to prevent people from expressing their joy.”
What’s more, in this particularly charged context, the Muslim Brotherhood called for a new gathering “supportive [au Hamas palestinien] as the first anniversary of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood approaches, in other words Hamas attacks against Israeli civilians on October 7, 2023, reports the Qatari site Arabi21.
Interception of Iranian missiles
This illustrates the delicate position in which the Jordanian government finds itself, whose policy consists on the contrary of avoiding any escalation with Israel. As has already been the case a pre
