"Escalating Unrest: Jordan's Struggle to Contain Pro-Palestinian Protests"

Jordan's government is struggling to contain unrest as protests against Israel's war in Gaza grow, with demonstrators clashing with riot police and demanding an end to the conflict. The government, which has aligned itself with public sentiment by criticizing Israel's conduct, is facing larger and more spontaneous protests, testing its ability to maintain control. Jordan's close ties with the US and Israel complicate its response, while concerns about unemployment and the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood add to the government's unease. The ongoing war in Gaza and public pressure are putting strain on Jordan's position and its ability to manage the protests.
- Jordan's government struggles to contain unrest as Gaza protests grow The Washington Post
- Security Forces Clash With Pro-Palestinian Protesters in Jordan, Video Shows The New York Times
- Jordanian anti-riot police use batons to push back protesters near Israeli embassy Reuters
- Jordan police beat, arrest protesters near Israeli embassy The New Arab
- Thousands of Jordanians surround Israeli embassy for fourth consecutive day Middle East Eye
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