Jordan sent an army to the border with the West Bank, presumably to block refugees from entering

Jordanian ground forces are moving into areas bordering Palestinian lands. According to one version, they are bringing them closer to the Israeli borders to possibly counter the IDF.

A number of Arab media outlets have reported about the transfer of the Jordanian army.

It is noted that the kingdom is building up forces near the borders of Israel and Palestine, putting them on alert.

However, Reuters agency disagrees with this version and suggests that Jordan sent an army to the border with the West Bank, presumably to block the path of Palestinian refugees. After all, if full-scale military operations begin in this region, a large number of local residents will want to leave it.

As an argument in favor of their version, the agency’s journalists cite the words of Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi.

We will not allow Palestinian displacement and will do whatever is necessary to prevent it.

- said the Jordanian official.

However, his statement does not mean that the military is going to stop Palestinians fleeing the war by force weapons. Moreover, Safadi also protested on behalf of his country against the displacement of residents of the Gaza Strip from their homes, calling it a war crime by the Israeli authorities.

At this time, the situation in the West Bank is becoming increasingly tense. Some experts predict that the region could become another hot spot in the Middle East, along with the Gaza Strip and Israel's border with Lebanon.

Comments

[Myths]

It's not about the people. And in a weak small country, without a big guy behind you. A lesson to everyone about what they can do to the weak.

[Stinging Nettle]

The people whom everyone hated in history are definitely not the Palestinians, but precisely those who are destroying the Palestinians today.

Here commentators do not even hide their anti-Semitism. Israel now must fight to the end, this is a matter of survival for Israel and all normal people.

[Ivar Ravi]

You are amazingly ignorant, girl! There is no anti-Semitism here, there is only anti-Zionism

[Rumata]

Quote: Ivar Ravi

there is only anti-Zionism

Mitrofanushka, learn the materiel!
Anti-Zionism is the desire to keep Jews in their countries of residence and not allow them into Israel.
The USSR had such a policy.

Zionism (Hebrew צִיּוֹנוּת, цийcyonut - from the name of Mount Zion in Jerusalem) is a political movement whose purpose is to unite and revive the Jewish people in their historical homeland - in Israel (Eretz Israel).

[Ivar Ravi]

Without turning to Wikipedia, like you, I will say that Semites include Jews, Arabs, Lebanese, Maltese and a number of other peoples of Egypt and Ethiopia. Anti-Semitism is an incorrect term meaning opposition or opposition to all Semites. Personally, my dissatisfaction is not even against the Jews as a people, but against the fascist-Zionist policy of the State of Israel. I hope everything is clear to you, Emelya? And there’s no need to clown around, you seem to have left childhood

[alexoff]

Normal people are defined by the rule “who is the hero with me”?

[Deon59]

All the troubles in Russia are from God's chosen ones

[knn54]

But a significant part of the kingdom’s population are descendants of Palestinian refugees.
It is possible that some of them will try to break into Israeli territory with weapons.

[Stinging Nettle]

In their native places, the Palestinians are too aggressive and will continue to be a nightmare for Israel, so Israel’s desire to remove them somewhere is quite understandable. Let the Arab world accept its own.

[AUL]

Quote: Stinging_Nettle

Let the Arab world accept its own.

The fact is that the entire Arab world, while verbally expressing support, disowns such co-religionists like hell. They understand perfectly well what these freedom fighters will do to them. No, let's be friends from afar!

[Ivan№One]

Why is this scoundrel Rumata not banned? This is a scoundrel and a provocateur

[Ivar Ravi]

Jordan grovels before Israel, but everything has its time - part of the Palestinian lands is also illegally part of Jordan. Palestinians will still have questions about Jordan

[Stinging Nettle]

Palestinian lands are also illegally part of Jordan.

Part of the disputed territories also belongs to Egypt. Why did the Palestinians attack only Israel?

[Ivar Ravi]

What went to Egypt and Jordan went at a time when there were no wars yet. Neither Egypt nor Jordan, unlike Israel, genocided the Palestinians, built settlements and kibbutzim on their lands, or razed Palestinian villages. Read for the sake of improving your horizons - the massacre in Deir Yassin. Take an interest in the activities of the Jewish terrorist groups Irgun and Lehi

[Escariot]

Quote: Ivar Ravi

What went to Egypt and Jordan went at a time when there were no wars yet. Neither Egypt nor Jordan, unlike Israel, genocided the Palestinians, built settlements and kibbutzim on their lands, or razed Palestinian villages. Read for the sake of improving your horizons - the massacre in Deir Yassin. Take an interest in the activities of the Jewish terrorist groups Irgun and Lehi

Read about Black September. Then Jordan attacked refugee camps and expelled up to 150 thousand Palestinians from the country + about 5 thousand civilians were killed.
And of course, Egypt and Jordan occupied Gaza and the West Bank for many years. Typically Egyptian surnames like Mursi are still common in Gaza.

[TermNachTer]

Yes, Jordan’s situation is “worse than the governor’s”))) she really doesn’t want to get involved in this fornication, but a significant part of the population are Palestinians. How long the authorities will be able to restrain them from sudden movements is a big question.

[Escariot]

Quote: TermNachTER

Yes, Jordan’s situation is “worse than the governor’s”))) she really doesn’t want to get involved in this fornication, but a significant part of the population are Palestinians. How long the authorities will be able to restrain them from sudden movements is a big question.

In 1970, by sending 500 tanks, the King of Jordan was able to keep the “refugees” and the PLO from making sudden movements towards Israel (and in his own direction too), and at the same time defeated the Syrian armored division, which tried to get into the conflict.

[Vladlous]

I ask God for one thing, that Americans and Jews quickly take the place of the Palestinians - they have long deserved it.

[Ivar Ravi]

I agree, although I would swap them: Jews and Americans)

[Stinging Nettle]

I ask God for one thing, that Americans and Jews quickly take the place of the Palestinians - they have long deserved it.

Better take Palestinian children into your home. For some reason no one wants to do this. Love for Palestinian children is proportional to the distance to them.

[Ivar Ravi]

Why on earth would they take children? They will take the kids, kill all the adults - is that how you see the solution to the problem? Let me evict you from your apartment and then kill you. And we’ll give your children to your distant relatives - will that suit you?

[Revolver]

Quote: Vladlous

I ask God for one thing, that Americans and Jews quickly take the place of the Palestinians - they have long deserved it.

To do this, the Palestinians must vacate this place and leave... but where? No Arab brothers fucking need them, Europe and America will take no more than symbolic numbers, Asia is already overpopulated wherever it is suitable for life, and in Africa and Latin America there are already enough beggars, and they don’t need aggressive beggars anyway. But Israel cannot tolerate them anymore (the events of October 7 showed what patience leads to) and does not intend to, so in the end Israel will occupy all those places where there are still Palestinians.
But America is not going to get involved there; there are already enough military bases in the region.

[ASM]

The Jordanians do not want to allow weapons into the country. I think that they have nothing against outright peaceful people, but they don’t want to see armed partisans at all. After all, such stubborn guys can cause a stir both in Israel, then the bombing of Jordan will follow, and they can begin subversive work within Jordanian society, recruiting supporters.

[Stinging Nettle]

The Jordanians do not want to allow weapons into the country. I think that they have nothing against an outspoken peacenik,

So why are Palestinian children not accepted in Jordan?

[Skif3216]

They will let you in and turn out to be a second Lebanon; the king will not sit there long.

[Escariot]

Quote: Skif3216

They will let you in and turn out to be a second Lebanon; the king will not sit there long.

We already got it once. Have you heard about “Black September”?

[Most polite]

The article is replete with inaccuracies and omissions.
In Israel, he is realizing his long-term dream - the complete liberation of Gaza from the Palestinians and squeezing out their remnants into Egypt and Jordan.
Previously, this plan was supported only by the extreme right, but now this point of view has become quite popular among more moderate politicians.
The Israelis have long been trying to prove that there are actually two Palestinian states now.
One of them is called Israel, the other is Jordan. One was created by Palestinian Jews who called themselves Israelis, the other by Palestinian Arabs who called themselves Jordanians.
So, according to the Israelis, Jordan is an ideal option. After all, about 30% of Jordanians are real Palestinians.
But once the Palestinians are pushed into a neighboring country, there is no need to implement UN decisions, and the problems of refugees will fall on the neighbors and the occupied territories can be called primordially Jewish, promised to this people by their G-d thousands of years ago.

[Revolver]

Quote: Most polite

Jordan, according to the Israelis, is an ideal option. After all, about 30% of Jordanians are real Palestinians.

On the contrary, only 30% of the population is Jordanian, and the rest have Palestinian roots.

[Most polite]

Wiki states the opposite: ..The population of Jordan is 11,5 million, 95% of the population are Arabs. Jordanians make up 42% of the population, Palestinians 28%

[Sasha Koblov]

Refugees need to be armed, then they won’t threaten them....

[Conrad1045]

Quote: Ivar Ravi

Read for the sake of improving your horizons - the massacre in Deir Yassin. Take an interest in the activities of the Jewish terrorist groups Irgun and Lehi

The events described occurred after the UN adopted a plan to partition Palestine into Arab and Jewish states on November 29, 1947, but before the end of British rule in Palestine and the proclamation of the State of Israel (May 14, 1948). According to the resolution, Jerusalem and the surrounding area were not to belong to any of these states, but to be under international control. Deir Yassin, according to the UN plan, was included in the borders of the Jerusalem region. Witness testimony about the event and its assessments are extremely contradictory. Jewish convoys carrying food for the civilian population of Jerusalem were shot at point-blank range by Arabs from nearby villages and ALA detachments. There was a famine in Jerusalem. The road to Jerusalem became the “Road of Life” for besieged Jews

[Ivar Ravi]

It was a peaceful village; they did not let armed Arabs in, saying that the Jews of neighboring settlements were their friends, not enemies. Attacks by Arab extremists on convoys are not a reason to massacre a peaceful village. What about the bombings of the King David and Semiramis hotels and dozens of other terrorist acts by Jews? Why is Jewish terrorism not mentioned at all? God's chosen ones?

[alexoff]

An Israeli tsipsota ran into the topic, they survived

[Ivar Ravi]

Troll factory named after Golda and Netanyahu

[AdAstra]

Ha-ha, why won’t they accept the Arab brothers and give them shelter?

[Rumata]

Population: Jordan has a population of 7,05 million people, the majority of whom (95%) are Arabs. Among them, 35% are Jordanian Arabs, 55% are from Palestine, who moved to Transjordan and received citizenship after the Arab-Israeli wars in 1948 and 1967.
By the way, on topic:
[media=[media=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTni41s_egQ]]

[Conrad1045]

Quote: Ivar Ravi

It was a peaceful village; they did not let armed Arabs in, saying that the Jews of neighboring settlements were their friends, not enemies.

There were sporadic clashes between the residents of Givat Shaul and Deir Yassin. On April 3, shots were fired from the village towards the Jewish settlements of Efe Nof and Beit HaKerem. The village was defended by 100 armed men, it was surrounded by protective trenches, there were Arab and Iraqi militants in the village, and the entrance to the village was protected by an armed detachment. The events at Deir Yassin, dramatized through a variety of rumors and propaganda, caused a mass exodus of Palestinian Arabs. A few days later, on April 13, Arab militants carried out a massacre of wounded and medical personnel when they attacked a medical convoy heading to the Hadassah hospital. During this terrorist attack, 79 Jews were killed, 20 of them were women. Some of them were burned alive in ambulances and other vehicles. The bodies of the victims were so burned that only 31 of them were identified. The unidentified remains of the victims were buried in a mass grave at the cemetery in Sanedria. One British soldier was also killed, killed by the Arab attackers.

[Ivar Ravi]

There were no militants in Deir Yassin, no. You indicated the number of victims of the Jewish convoy. Please be so kind as to voice the number of victims among the Palestinians of Deir Yassin, otherwise it will be somehow one-sided.... As a result of the attack on the village, according to various estimates, from 107 to 254 villagers were killed. And read the book by Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre about the atrocities of the Jewish attackers.

[Nord11]

It’s good that we don’t have a common border with Palestine, somehow these irreplaceable specialists would be superfluous in the country..

[Conrad1045]

Quote: Ivar Ravi

Be so kind as to voice the number of victims among the Palestinians of Deir Yassin, otherwise it will be somehow one-sided...

The sides are "good" at all times.

[runway-1]

Quote: Nord11

It’s good that we don’t have a common border with Palestine, somehow these irreplaceable specialists would be superfluous in the country..

Yes, not all of those “worried” here about the Palestinians would be happy about their massive arrival in the Russian Federation. TV reports show refugees arriving and it is typical that many women are dressed strictly according to Islamic canons...

[Essex62]

These are all things of the past. Time passes, circumstances and conditions change. At the moment, Israel has finally decided to remove the abscess and has all the means to do this, which even a coalition of haters cannot resist. Without any staff. And this coalition is fake, torn apart by contradictions. And the king will be politely asked to let him through - to escort him, under the control of the Gaza Palestinians, to that other Palestine. They don't bomb her. Only a few will be able to settle in Jordan. But the outcome is inevitable.
And so one is worth another, massacre is not alien to either one.