Narration of foreign users “X” (former Twitter) about the surrender of the King of Jordan

Mehr News, International Group: Since Iran responded to the military attack of the Zionist regime on The consular building of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic in Damascus, which led to the martyrdom of several military advisers, targeted several military points in occupied Palestine with a successful drone and missile attack, and attacks on Jordan in cyberspace have continued until today.

Continuing criticism of Arab and Islamic institutions and public opinion on Jordan’s role in supporting the Zionist regime, “Iman al-Safadi”, the Jordanian foreign minister, expressed support for this country’s participation. He admitted to targeting Iran’s missiles. In an interview with CNN, Jordan’s foreign minister said: Jordan will use all means to intercept any projectile that violates the country’s airspace.

Since then, there has been a wave of attacks on Jordan by English-speaking users of the social network X (formerly Twitter), which will be examined below.

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From “betrayal to the Islamic world” to “surrender”

Looking at the tweets, one can see some characteristics and traits that users have used to describe the character of the King of Jordan.

An English-speaking user on his personal page on X (former Twitter), while emphasizing “solidarity with Palestine”, referring to Jordan’s recent behavior, wrote that ” Apartheid has no place in our world and countries that decide to help Israel will find themselves on the wrong side.

In his tweet, the same user called King Abdullah II of Jordan a “traitor in the Islamic world.”

Another user wrote that he failed to shoot down Israeli planes, drones and missiles during the attack on Iraq, Syria and Iran (attack on the consulate of the Islamic Republic in Damascus).

He added that Palestine will never be free; When you stab Arabs from behind.

The same issue is raised by another user, of course, in a different way. He wrote: Jordan defended Israel against Iranian drones, but never shot down an Israeli drone.

This user also looks at the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza and emphasizes that the King of Jordan, who could be a “model” by standing up to the Zionist regime, is now a ” is a coward.

Two other users also criticized the King of Jordan for supporting the Zionist regime; One of these users considers the life of the King of Jordan to be over, and another user depicted King Abdullah II in a military uniform, with the ranks of the Zionist army placed on his shoulders and arms. With his image, this user intends to introduce the King of Jordan as a Zionist soldier.

Another user believes that Jordan decided to choose between bowing to the Zionist regime and America or God.

Jordanian people, victims of the king’s wrong decision

A user wrote in this context: Jordan should not use its people as human shields for drones that attack Israel…. The lives of the Jordanian people should be more important to their government than to Israel.

Another user called King Abdullah II “unworthy” and the people of this country “ignorant” for allowing such a person to remain in office.

Andrew Worley, a member of the Green Party of Ireland, also looks at Jordan from the perspective of democracy and writes: The interesting thing is that if there was a democracy in Jordan, The people of this country voted to end relations with Israel, but in democracy you don’t always get the desired results.

Users’ emphasis on Iran’s victory in the “Odea Sadiq” operation

A user tweeted: “Failure? Iran’s military operation called “Operation True Promise” against targets in Israel was actually a remarkable success.

This user continued that Iran carried out this operation alone, while the Zionist regime needed the help of three nuclear powers plus Jordan. By using the term “little king of Jordan”, this user tried to humiliate this country and its lack of influence on regional equations.

The Indian user also highlights the fear of the leaders of the Zionist regime from Iran’s proud missile and drone operations. This user wrote: The war with the Zionist terrorists is over for the time being. The good thing about it was that, except for Jordan, other countries were with Iran.

Another user called Iran the only Muslim country that seriously supports Palestine and wrote: Iran is the only Muslim country that helps Palestine. The Saudis have supported Israel, Jordan and the UAE do not care about Palestine and Gaza. That’s all you need to know.