Father of Martyr Amer Qawas Expresses Pride Amid Conflict
Nasser Qawas, father of Jordanian martyr Amer Qawas, expressed deep pride in his son's actions, which he believes were driven by a profound sense of justice for the Palestinian people. In an interview with Al Jazeera, Qawas stated, "My son's blood is not more precious than the blood of the Palestinian people," reflecting his belief in the shared struggle against Israeli occupation. Amer, who was involved in a shooting incident near the Dead Sea, had often discussed martyrdom with his father, expressing anger over the ongoing violence against civilians in Gaza.
Details of the Incident and Israeli Response
The incident occurred on Friday when the Israeli army reported that two gunmen, allegedly infiltrating from Jordan, opened fire on Israeli soldiers, resulting in injuries to two soldiers. The Israeli military claimed to have neutralized two of the attackers while a third managed to escape. The army increased its presence in the area, conducting ground and aerial searches for the remaining gunman. The attackers were reportedly dressed in military clothing, prompting heightened security measures in nearby settlements.
Jordanian Army Denies Claims of Cross-Border Incursion
In response to the Israeli claims, the Jordanian army firmly denied that its soldiers had crossed into Israeli territory. A military spokesperson emphasized that the information circulating in Israeli media regarding Jordanian soldiers was false, urging the public to rely on official sources for accurate updates. This statement underscores the complexities and sensitivities surrounding the recent violence, highlighting the ongoing tensions in the region.
