Israeli ambassador in Jordan had to clear out because of anti-Israel protests
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Another serious case of hostility to Israel in an Islamic country has just taken place:
It doesn't get any better with this line:
This is the third country with an Islamic population where the Israeli ambassador's had to clear away for fear of attack, and it's clear that more will deteriorate soon enough. The "peace treaty" with Jordan from 1994 was a joke.
Nearly all the staff have been cleared out of the Israeli embassy in the Jordanian capital ahead of an anti-Israel protest in Amman on Thursday, for fear the mission could be attacked like the Israeli embassy in Cairo was last week, Israeli newspapers and radio stations reported.I beg FOX's pardon? Is this where any negative sentiment they could have for Israel sinks in? Jordan, as a breakaway from Saudi Arabia, is where many Arabs first came from, and aside from how an Arab people called "palestinian" is all a libel to delegitimize Israel, it sounds like they're trying to further it even more, when Jordan could just as well serve as a perfect place for them to reside...if they didn't adhere so badly to Islam.
A convoy transporting the Israeli diplomats left Jordan for Israel overnight, the Haaretz newspaper said.[...]
Activists in Jordan have called for a "million-man march" against the Israeli mission, part of a rising tide of anti-Israel protests there and in Egypt, the two Arab countries that have made peace with the Jewish state.
The Jordanian protesters -- led by leftists, labor unions and Islamists -- are expected to start gathering near the embassy by 1400 GMT. Their demands include the embassy's closure, expulsion of the ambassador from Jordan and the annulment of the 1994 peace treaty with Israel.
Nearly half of Jordan's 6 million residents are of Palestinian descent. With Palestinian-Israeli peace talks stalled, some Jordanians fear Israel may try to substitute Jordan for a Palestinian state -- a concept that has little support in Israel.
It doesn't get any better with this line:
Anti-Israel sentiment is mounting at a volatile diplomatic time for Israel and its Muslim allies.What Muslim "allies"? Nobody who adheres like Muslims do to their horrific religion is a true ally.
This is the third country with an Islamic population where the Israeli ambassador's had to clear away for fear of attack, and it's clear that more will deteriorate soon enough. The "peace treaty" with Jordan from 1994 was a joke.
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