It condemned the West and supported Palestine... 10 statements by Queen Rania and widespread Arab interaction

Queen Rania of Jordan topped the conversations of activists on social media, where she gained broad Arab support, after the statements she made regarding Palestine and clearly condemning the world, in her interview with CNN.

Below, "sbisiali" reviews the most prominent statements of Queen Rania: 1. There is a “blatant double standard” as the Western world condemns the Hamas attack on October 7 but does not condemn the Israeli bombing of Gaza or call for a ceasefire, saying: “People throughout the Middle East, including Jordan, are shocked and disappointed.” "Hope comes from the world's response to this unfolding catastrophe."

2. “I want to remind the world that Palestinian mothers love their children as much as any mother in the world, and having to face that is unbelievable. Equally, we have seen Palestinian mothers having to write their children’s names on their hands because the possibility of them being bombed to death and their bodies turning into corpses is high.” very".

3. “I cannot describe the depth of grief, pain and shock that we feel here in Jordan. We are all united in this grief, regardless of our origins. We cannot believe the images we see every day from Gaza. We see these images as we go to sleep and wake up to them.” .

4. We see silence from the world. Countries only stopped when expressing their concern or acknowledging the victims, but always declaring support for Israel. Are we being told that it is wrong to shoot an entire family but that it is acceptable to bomb them to death?

5. Why is it that when Israel commits these atrocities it is under the guise of self-defense, but when there is violence by Palestinians, it is immediately called terrorism? Is the word "terrorist" reserved exclusively for Muslims and Arabs?

Queen Rania speaks about the Palestinian martyrs and raises her voice loudly 6. “6 thousand civilians have been martyred so far, 2,400 children, how can this be considered self-defense? We see massacres on a large scale using high-precision weapons. So over the past two weeks, we have seen indiscriminate bombing of Gaza. Entire families have been annihilated, neighborhoods have been leveled.” Residential areas were razed to the ground, targeting hospitals, schools, churches, mosques, medical workers, journalists, and UN aid workers. How is this considered self-defense?

7. “This is the first time in modern history that there has been such human suffering and the world is not even calling for a ceasefire.”

8. “There are more than 500 checkpoints spread throughout the West Bank,” stressing that Israel is violating at least 30 UN resolutions demanding that it alone work to withdraw from the territories occupied in 1967, and stop settlements, the separation wall, and human rights violations.

9. She considered that Israel’s allies were doing it no favors by providing blind support to it. “Accelerating and expanding the scope of providing lethal weapons to Israel will only lead to the expansion of this conflict. It will only prolong and deepen the suffering.”

10. “Freedom of expression is a universal value except when you mention Palestine.” Continuing, “When people rally in support of Israel, they are exercising their right to assemble. But when they gather for Palestine, they are considered terrorist sympathizers or anti-Semites.”

Palestine events It is noteworthy that Israel carried out a series of violent air strikes on the Tal al-Zaatar area in the northern Gaza Strip , causing the fire of many buildings, in addition to the deaths and injuries of Palestinians as a result of these operations. Energy sources, such as electricity and food, were cut off from the people of the Strip in what is known internationally as a “forbidden crime.” .

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