In a new paradox that proves the Arab silence over the current Israeli aggressions in al-Quds, and as custodian of the holy places in Jerusalem, Jordan “condemned” the operation carried out by two Palestinians on Tuesday.

In a new paradox that proves the Arab silence over the current Israeli aggressions in al-Quds, and as custodian of the holy places in Jerusalem, Jordan “condemned” the operation carried out by two Palestinians on Tuesday in the holy city.

The operation, in which five Israelis were killed, was in response to the Israeli violations in al-Quds, and in retaliation for the killing of a Palestinian driver who was found earlier on Sunday hanged after being beaten.

Jordanian government Mohammed Mumeni said Amman "condemns all acts of violence and terrorism against civilians, whatever the source of the violence or the motives".

"The government is closely following the serious situation in Jerusalem and calls for restraint and calm," he said, quoted by state news agency Petra.

Tuesday operation as tensions in West Bank rise, especially in the occupied city of al-Quds, where extremist Zionist have been calling for Jews to pray in the holy al-Aqsa Mosque, a desecration that is totally refused by Palestinians and Muslims.