The Jordanian prisoners in the Zionist jails continue their hunger strike, which has started since the beginning of May, as protests took place across the country in solidarity with them.

The Jordanian prisoners in the Zionist jails continue their hunger strike, which has started since the beginning of May, as protests took place across the country in solidarity with them.

While the Jordanian captives are facing the Zionist oppression in the jails, their families protested in Jordan asking their government to intervene so that they get released and go back home.

The daily protests that have been for several months have not reached any result. No diplomatic efforts have been exerted and negotiations haven’t been observed to release the prisoners from the Zionists jails.

Public rallies in Jordan moved Friday in the capital from the National Center for Human Rights to the Cabinet. The participants put on shrouds and chanted slogans that support the captives.

Other rallies in Amman further voiced solidarity with the Jordanian captives, whose medical conditions deteriorated due to the hunger strike that they have been for more than one month. The rallies were also attended by youth organizations and civil society committees who showed their firm solidarity with the Jordanian prisoners in the Zionist jails.